Fans Hospitalized and Treated for Hypothermia After Dolphins vs. Chiefs Game
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  • 3 months ago
According to reports, the night of the Wild Card playoff game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins, 15 people were transported to a local hospital. Seven of those transported were for hypothermia, and three were for frostbite.
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