Man dies after industrial incident in Bootle
Yasen Sharif has been described as a beloved son, husband, brother and friend
A man has died after being seriously hurt at a business premises on Primrose Business Park in Bootle.
27-year-old Yasen Sharif was injured on Rimrose Road on Wednesday, 25th March and was taken to hospital for treatment.
Merseyside Police said he died yesterday afternoon as a result of the injuries he sustained.
The force said an investigation is continuing with the support of the Health and Safety Executive.
What happened
Emergency services were called to the business park at around midday on Wednesday, 25th March after reports a man had been seriously injured at a premises on Rimrose Road.
He was taken to hospital for treatment, but Merseyside Police has now confirmed he has died.
A Home Office post mortem will take place on Monday, 30th March and a file is being prepared for the Coroner.
Family tribute to Yasen Sharif
In a statement, Yasen’s family said: “It is with profound sadness and unimaginable grief that we announce the passing of Yasen Sharif at the age of just 27 years.
“Yasen's death was a tragedy, and the circumstances surrounding how he passed are deeply heart-breaking.
“Our family is devastated and we are committed to seeking justice to ensure this does not happen again.
“Yasen was a beloved son, husband, brother and friend. He was a computer science graduate and was pursuing his Masters Degree in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at Liverpool John Moores University. He was passionate, driven, and full of promise.
“He brought light, warmth, and happiness everywhere he went. Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Yasen, or crossing paths with him, will remember his kindness, his spirit and the joy he gave so freely to others.
“He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
“Our family kindly asks for privacy during this incredibly difficult time, as we grieve this devastating loss.”
Investigation continues
Merseyside Police said the investigation into what happened remains ongoing.
The Health and Safety Executive is supporting the investigation.