Man Dies in North Dakota Grain Bin Accident

Victim was in his 50s and pronounced dead at the hospital

October 1, 2020

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A man has died in a grain bin accident in Walsh County, North Dakota, after a wall of canola fell on top of him, reportsValley News Live.

First responders were dispatched to a call of a trapped man on Monday at 2:57 p.m.

Walsh County Sheriff Ron Jurgens said the incident happened five miles south of Adams along County Road 16.

The victim was in his 50s and pronounced dead at the hospital, according to the sheriff.

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