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Man dies at South Ferriby cement-making factory German man dies at South Ferriby cement-making factory
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A worker has died in an incident at a cement-making factory in North Lincolnshire. A worker has died in a "serious incident" at a cement-making factory in North Lincolnshire.
All operations have stopped at the Cemex factory in South Ferriby after the unnamed contractor died in a "serious incident" earlier. Police said the unnamed German contractor was in his 30s and died in an incident earlier at the Cemex factory on Sluice Rd, South Ferriby.
The man was carrying out repairs after the plant flooded in the tidal surge on the Humber Estuary in December.The man was carrying out repairs after the plant flooded in the tidal surge on the Humber Estuary in December.
Cemex said it was working with the "relevant authorities" to find out what had gone wrong.Cemex said it was working with the "relevant authorities" to find out what had gone wrong.
In a statement, it said: "All operations and work at the plant have been suspended.In a statement, it said: "All operations and work at the plant have been suspended.
"We are working with the relevant authorities to investigate and fully understand the circumstances of this tragic incident.""We are working with the relevant authorities to investigate and fully understand the circumstances of this tragic incident."
"Our thoughts are with the contractor's family and friends", the company added."Our thoughts are with the contractor's family and friends", the company added.
Humberside Police said it was investigating with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and Cemex to establish what had happened.
HSE said its inspectors were currently at the site.