FIRE crews came to the rescue of a woman who fell into a slurry pit on a farm in the Bradford district.
The crews were called to a farm in Silsden yesterday in what proved to be a muddy job for them.
An ambulance was also called to the scene yesterday.
A slurry pit is a hole or dam where farmers collect their animal waste together with other matter such as hay, to convert it into fertilizer.
West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service tweeted pictures from the scene today:
Amazing work from our crews at Silsden yesterday!🙌
— West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (@WYFRS) March 3, 2021
👏Firefighters managed to rescue a female who had fallen into a slurry pit on a farm.
Although our Firefighters were #Covid19 secure, it looks like the slurry wasn't following social distancing rules!😷🤢#WednesdayMotivation pic.twitter.com/u9j6SqGvsr
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