His father revealed that teenager Harry Moss could be killed immediately in a fatal farm accident – as the 14-year-old had been saving for his tractor when he died

The father of a 14-year-old boy who was killed in a horrible agricultural accident was destroyed, indicating that he may die immediately.

Harry Moss of Birmingham was fatally injured by machinery on a farm in Malvern, Worcestershire on Thursday morning.

A man was also hurt and taken to a hospital, although his injury was not considered life-threatening or life-changing.

Speech telegraphHarry’s heartbroken father, Lewis Moss, 39, told him how to rush to the farm, and his son struggled to find nursing staff who tried to revive Harry.

“The guy who owns the farm called me and he just said, “You need to get off.” It’s Harry. It’s really bad. ” he said.

“When I got there, they were still working hard on him, but he was gone. The only comfort I had was when I went to see him in the morgue yesterday, I asked the lady, who said to the extent of his injury, that was immediately.

The Western State Police Department and the Health and Safety Director are investigating the tragic accident.

Mr Moss said police have asked him not to disclose exactly what Harry’s death and what mission he was doing in the horror accident.

In a touching tribute, Mr. Moss describes his son as the best thing in the world.

“Harry all wanted to be a farmer. He likes everything about the countryside and farming. ” he said.

“When he was very young, he began to become a farmer when he left school.

Harry’s tortured father, Lewis Moss, 39 (left) (left) describes his son as “the best thing in the world”

“He is such a cute guy. He is polite and diligent, and he never has any trouble.

“I never worried about him. He will be only 15 in a month and I can’t believe he’s gone. He is my world.

Mr Moss also revealed that Harry had been saving for the tractor before his premature death.

“He had the opportunity to work on this farm and was very happy to find the job. He said.

His father said the teenager had been working on the farm since Christmas and pointed out that he was passionate about the countryside.

“I made a game position a few years ago and never left the country stuff.”

He added that his son’s work on the farm included lambs and firewood logs.

Harry is the oldest of five children – he has three brothers and one sister.

Harry’s mom, Hollie McMurray, 35, said her “world has collapsed” in a devastating Facebook tribute.

She wrote: “My boy loves forever. My first birth. My world has collapsed. My return dove is high.

Harry, you make me very proud, but boy, you worked hard when you were 14! Forever farmer. I really love you. ‘

Harry is the oldest of five children – he has three brothers and one sister

Harry’s heartbroken mother, Hollie McMurray, 35

Police incident scene at Blackmore Park Road, Grand Marvin, Worcestershire

Harry is described as a “stunning teenager and big brother” whose lives are like Ton doves

Family and friend Maggie Murrihy The GoFundMe page was launched to help pay for funerals.

She wrote: “When everyone knows that Harry died in a tragic situation. Harry Moss is the most amazing teenager who has been in front of him all his life.

“This was unfortunately taken away at the age of 14, the eldest brother and sister in the family.

“He is an amazing big brother and son who lives his life like a small home – if he leaves the house, it is to do what he likes, farm or fish.

“No parent should experience this unimaginable pain or receive this kind of news, and I know nothing can help the pain. I hope this will relieve any financial burden on his passage and funeral expenses.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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A spokesman for the West Midlands Ambulance Services said: “We were called up at an incident near Blackmore Park Road in Malvern, Worcestershire at 8.50am.

“We sent two ambulances, three paramedics, a basic emergency physician, and a central aviation ambulance from Cosford and Strarsham to the scene.

Upon arrival, staff found a teenage boy in critical condition and immediately began to manage advanced life support.

Sadly, despite his best efforts, there was nothing he could do to save him and he was confirmed dead at the scene.

“A man was also treated for serious injury from the crew and was transferred to Worcestershire Royal Hospital in emergency driving conditions.”

A spokesperson for HSE added: “We have visited the website and are investigating it with the West Muria police.”