A father of two, Michael Moss, was outside in his yard in Nottinghamshire, England, when he heard screams in their rural area. A farmer was trapped beneath a huge bale of hay.
He said it was nearly 1:30 p.m. and that he could"hear a noise coming from about half a kilometer away" — a little over a quarter of a mile away.
He added,"I ran through the woodland in my flip-flops … [I] could hear, ‘Help me!’ as I got closer. A male voice was screaming, ‘Help me!'" He said he'd approached the tractor from behind and saw that"something [had] fallen from the forks that he’s been working on," SWNS reported. Paramedics arrived at the scene 15 minutes later and administered pain relief to the farmer, SNWS said. They transported him to the nearest hospital, which was an hour away.
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