Friday morning, the emergency services were called to the premises of farm
feed company Harbro in Inverness, UK and freed Kenneth Bissett and attempts were
made to revive him. But the Harbro driver was later pronounced dead at Raigmore
Hospital.
Freed from a pile of animal
feed
A spokesman for Northern Constabulary said: "Upon arrival it was established that
a 56-year-old man had been freed from a pile of animal feed at the rear end
of his lorry. "Attempts were made to resuscitate the man and he was
subsequently taken to Raigmore Hospital's accident and emergency department. "Sadly the
man was pronounced dead after arrival." Harbro commercial director George Menson said
it was unclear exactly how the accident had happened. He said: "We do not know
too much at this stage. Obviously there has been an accident and it is being
investigated."
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