Woman cut from the vehicle after the accident of two vehicles at the intersection of Stretford

A serious collision in Stretford caused an important emergency services response on Thursday night, after an accident at an important intersection

Police, fire, And ambulance services were called a serious accident on Thursday night, where a woman was seriously injured and had to be cut from her vehicle. Then she was taken to the hospital to receive treatment.

The two vehicle accident involving a Toyota Yaris closed a four -way intersection in Stretford While emergency services worked to free the woman from her car. A section of Kings Road and Seymour Grove remained closed while multiple police, ambulances and firefighters responded to the accident.

After 45 minutes on the scene using specialized cutting equipment, firefighters from On the moss side, Salford and Ashton They were able to free the injured woman. He MEN He understands that a woman in her 50s was taken to the hospital by the Northwest ambulance service after the incident, while another person was treated in the scene.

The incident took place around 9.30 pm and caused large traffic interruptions in the area. The video of the scene shows a lamppost that is located on the floor inside the police cordon in Kings Road, with multiple police vehicles, fire trucks and an ambulance that borders the street.

A spokesman for the Fire Service and Rescue of Greater Manchester (GMFRS) said: “Around 9.30 pm on Thursday, February 27, firefighters were called to the reports of a traffic collision in Seymour Grove, old Trafford.

“Two fire trucks from the Salford and Moss side stations, as well as Ashton’s technical rescue unit, quickly mobilized the incident. The collision involved two cars.

“Firefighters used specialized cutting equipment to get a woman from one of the cars. He was then taken to the hospital by the Northwest ambulance service. A second victim was evaluated by paramedics on the scene.

“Firefighters attended for about 45 minutes.”

Greater Manchester police and Northwest ambulance service have contacted them to comment.