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Man found cold in Saskatchewan field after truck rollover

Search efforts were successful in finding a man after a truck crashed in rural Saskatchewan Saturday. Saskatchewan RCMP / Supplied

LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. – Search efforts were successful in finding a man after a single vehicle rollover east of Lloydminster Saturday. RCMP say a westbound pickup truck lost control, entered a ditch and rolled.

Employees from the Husky Energy company were first to locate the truck on Township Road 504 near Highway 675 and called RCMP around 7:45 p.m.

Officers searched the immediate area with the employees but were unable to locate the driver.

RCMP say the search was urgent due to minus 30 temperatures and called in Lloydminster Rescue Squad and WPD Ambulance.

READ MORE: Extreme cold expected this weekend across Saskatchewan

Using their emergency utility vehicle, Lloydminster Rescue Squad located a set of tracks near the crash scene and followed them for several kilometres to the 38-year-old man.

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He was found in a field south of Hillmond, Sask. approximately three hours after the rollover. Paramedics found him to be uninjured and cold.

RCMP are reminding motorists to watch out for ice on roads, especially during fluctuating temperatures in the winter.

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