Double Decker Bus Roof Ripped Off in Crash: 15 Injured
A double decker bus collided with a bridge in Eccles, resulting in the roof being ripped off and leaving 15 people hospitalized, with at least three seriously injured. Emergency services are at the scene, with air ambulances also attending. The incident caused delays and diversions for several bus services.
The roof of a double decker bus was ripped off after colliding with a bridge in Eccles, leaving fifteen people in hospital and at least three seriously injured. The crash took place at the junction of Barton Road and Trafford Road. Emergency services are at the scene.
The collision occurred around 3pm on Monday, July 21, initially declared a major incident but later stood down. Firefighters and an air ambulance responded to the scene. Witnesses described the chaotic scene with multiple emergency vehicles present.
Residents in the area expressed shock at the incident, with one mentioning it was the third time such an accident had happened. Greater Manchester Police and North West Ambulance Service are actively responding to the situation, with road closures in place.
Transport for Greater Manchester confirmed the involvement of a 100 bus service and emphasized supporting the emergency response. Bus users are advised of delays and ticket acceptance on tram services due to the ongoing incident.
According to the source: Manchester Evening News.
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