BREAKING: Man cut from car and taken to hospital after five-vehicle smash
A man was cut from a car and taken to hospital following a horror crash in Rochdale. Emergency services rushed to Albert Royds Street just before midnight on Saturday
Firefighters had to use hydraulic cutting gear to free a man from one of the vehicles. He was assessed by paramedics and taken to hospital, Greater Manchester Fire Service said.Police taped off the stretch of a road for a number of hours for investigations to be carried out. GMP have been contacted for more information about the incident.
Video footage seen by the M.E.N shows a number of emergency vehicles at the scene on Saturday night. A team of firefighters could be seen centred around one vehicle. A GMFRS spokesperson said, “Just before midnight on Saturday, 4th March, firefighters were called to assist at a crash involving five vehicles on Albert Royds Street in Rochdale.
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