Girl, 3, killed after tram and van crash in Manchester city centre
Briefly

A three-year-old girl tragically died following a road collision involving a tram and a van in Manchester city centre. The incident happened on Saturday morning, close to the Manchester Art Gallery, where reports indicate that the girl was a pedestrian struck by the van as it rebounded from the tram. Greater Manchester Police are investigating the matter, stating that no arrests have been made while inquiring further into the circumstances of the crash. The area around St Peter's Square is expected to remain closed for investigation proceedings.
The girl, believed to be a pedestrian, was struck by a van after the van rebounded from a collision with a Metrolink tram on Mosley Street.
Greater Manchester Police confirmed the tragic incident, stating no arrests have been made, and inquiries regarding the crash are currently ongoing.
The crash occurred close to the Manchester Art Gallery as the tram was reportedly en route to Manchester Airport from Victoria.
As the investigation took place, police expected the streets around St Peter's Square to be closed for a significant period.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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