Factory 'fireball' kills two men
Two people have died following an 'fireball' in a factory workshop on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Norwich.
On-site enquiries into Norwich factory deaths complete
Detectives investigating the deaths of two men at an industrial unit in Norwich have completed their on-site enquiries.
Officers have been working with colleagues from the Health and Safety Executive since the incident at Harford Attachments on Monday 13 July.
Daniel Timbers, 29, and Barry Joy, 56, both died as a result of the effects of fire and inhalation of fumes of combustion.
The men were killed while working in a confined unit and evidence gathered so far suggests a flash over explosion happened as a result of a build-up of toxic fumes with some sort of ignition causing a fire ball.
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Inquest into deaths of men killed in factory 'fireball'
Daniel Timbers and Barry Joyboth died as a result of the effects of fire and inhalation of fumes of combustion in July 2015.
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