Manchester: A three-year-old girl has died after a tram crash in Manchester city centre. The incident happened on Mosley Street earlier today. A Metrolink tram and a white van were involved in the collision. The young girl was a pedestrian, not inside either vehicle. Emergency services quickly arrived at the scene.
Police Statement
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) confirmed the tragic news in a statement. The girl was taken to the hospital but later died. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the accident. No arrests have been made so far. Details about how the crash occurred remain unclear.
Road Closures
Several streets near St Peter’s Square are now closed. Police have warned that closures will last for an extended period. A spokesperson from GMP Traffic provided updates on social media. They confirmed the disruption will continue while investigations proceed. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to seek alternative routes.
Public Transport Disruptions
Tram services between St Peter’s Square and Piccadilly Gardens are suspended. Severe delays are affecting multiple lines across the network. Transport authorities are working to minimize commuter inconvenience. Passengers are advised to check for updates before traveling. Ticket holders can use Northern Rail services for alternative routes.
Emergency Response
Emergency responders remain at the crash site to assist with investigations. Witnesses are encouraged to provide any relevant information. Authorities are analyzing CCTV footage from the area. The public is urged to avoid the affected streets. Manchester’s transport network is working to restore normal service.
