Boy rushed to hospital after being hit by an AMBULANCE in horror crash
A 17-YEAR-OLD boy has been rushed to hospital after being hit by an ambulance in a horror crash.
The shocking collision happened just after 7pm last night at the junction of Wellington Road South and Greek Street inThe teenager was walking when he was hit by the emergency service vehicle, according to a North West Ambulance Service spokesperson.Cops from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit were also called to the scene.Read More in News
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