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Worker dies in Yorkshire industrial accident

By Pamela Flores

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A man in his 30’s has died in an industrial accident at the premises of Felt Supplies Ltd in Bradford.

The accident occurred on Wednesday morning and accounts state the deceased worker had become trapped in machinery and died at the scene.

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