No clue into Orange man's death; deceased was at work

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July 26, 2012

No clue into Orange man's death; deceased was at work

Staff reports The Orange Leader The Orange Leader Thu Jul 26, 2012, 11:04 AM CDT

VIDOR — Both Southeast Texas Industries, Inc. and Occupational Safety and Health Administration are reportedly looking into the Wednesday death of an Orange man while he was working at the fabrication shop.

There have been no details given into the death.

The man was 40 years old.

Southeast Texas Industries Inc., located in Vidor, reported in a press release a safety team gave the man medical aid until rescue workers arrived. The worker died at a local hospital.

Stay with www.orangeleader.com as details become available.

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