Floral tribes left the young girl, 3 -year -old, killed after tram and vanity collision

The police still hunt the driver of the utility vehicle that ran away from the spot

The floral tribules were left on the spot where a three-year-old girl has tragically lost her life following a collision between a tram and a utility vehicle.

The emergency services went to Mosley Street around 10 o’clock in the morning, Saturday morning (February 22), following reports on an accident. The girl was a pedestrian that was hit when the utility vehicle was forced on the sidewalk. She was in a hurry at the hospital, but unfortunately she died because of her wounds.

The police are still hunting the driver of the utility vehicle, which fled from the scene following the collision. The officers said that “several lines of investigation” follow, but there were no arrests.

Flowers and emotional messages were left on the scene in which the young woman died, as well as on social networks.

“Raising another small angel to snatch up on a beautiful little girl soon,” Carol Cooper wrote on Facebook.

Steph Cotterill wrote: “God bless the sweet angel. No pain. Thinking parents and grandparents cannot begin to imagine how broken they must be XX.”

Julie Innes paid tribute to the family, writing: “This is a heart that breaks as you can cope with the loss of your little girl, my heart comes out in her whole family the sadness through which I go sad x.”

“Unimaginably the pain that this family has to feel,” James Short wrote. “God bless the little girl and her family. Rip the little angel.”

Constanta assistant chief Stephanie Parker said: “First of all, I would like to send the condolences of the victim’s family. This is a tragic incident in which a young girl has unfortunately lost her life, despite the best attempts of the response officer to save her.

“Our investigation is in progress and we are investigating a series of lines of investigation. It is treated as an isolated incident, without a wider threat to the community.

“I thank the public for their patience with the disturbance that this incident has caused in the city center, and our officers will remain in the patrol. If you have problems, please talk to our officers and pick them up as they are here to It also helps your assistance.

“We understand the effect that an incident will have on the witnesses, and our thoughts are with everyone in question.

“We call for any witnesses and anyone could see the driver of the utility vehicle leaving his vehicle to get in touch with us. Please contact the police at 0161 856 4741 by citing the Journal number 1086 of 22/02/25.

“Alternatively, the details can be shared in our livechat function on our web site www.gmp.police.uk or through independent charity, Crimestoppers, anonymous at 0800 555 111. ”