Floral tributes have been laid in memory of a 'beautiful' five-year-old child who tragically died in a crash in Glasgow
Floral tributes have been laid in memory of a 'beautiful' five-year-old child who tragically died in a crash in Glasgow.
A nine-year-old girl was also taken to the Royal Hospital for Children. Following the tragedy, touching tributes have been laid to the youngster near to the scene of the crash.Another tribute read: "My deepest condolences during this tragic time for your family. You are in our thoughts and prayers."
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