Two people in hospital after building collapses in Oldham

Two people in hospital after building collapses in Oldham

North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) confirmed the accidents of the 2 people taken to hospital weren’t regarded as severe.

Local businessman, Kwok Wong, who owns Ree Ming Chippy in Royton, instructed BBC he arrived in the city centre to search out the building had collapsed.

“All the emergencies were there already when I arrived,” Wong mentioned.

“But the building was a mess. Air ambulances landed on top on Mecca Bingo roof.”

Three ambulances and one air ambulance have been deployed to the world, together with a hazardous space response crew.

NWAS mentioned a medical crew that included medical doctors and paramedics had been additionally in the world.

A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) mentioned: “At around 12:40 GMT this afternoon, Tuesday, 24 March – three fire engines from across Greater Manchester were called to an incident involving a collapsed building on King Street, Oldham.”

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