Two Rescued After Soybean Unloading Incident in Cumberland County
Upper Frankford Township, PA – Two individuals were successfully rescued Monday night after becoming trapped while unloading soybeans from a grain trailer in Cumberland County. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. on Buttermilk Road, within the 100 block of the township.
Cumberland County dispatch confirmed that emergency services were alerted to the situation, prompting a swift response. Fire and rescue teams arrived at the scene where they worked to extract the two people who had become entrapped during the unloading process. Fortunately, both individuals were removed from the trailer, and initial reports have not indicated any injuries sustained during the incident.
Authorities have not yet released further details about the circumstances leading to the entrapment, nor has there been any additional information regarding the health status of the rescued individuals. The incident highlights the potential dangers associated with agricultural operations and the importance of safety measures during such tasks.
Emergency personnel emphasized the significance of adhering to safety protocols while handling heavy equipment and materials, particularly in the farming and grain industry where accidents can occur quickly and with little warning.
This incident serves as a reminder for those in agricultural sectors to remain vigilant and ensure safety practices are in place to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Further updates may be issued as more information becomes available.
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