All occupants freed themselves after multi-vehicle collision
All occupants were able to free themselves from their vehicles following a multi-vehicle collision on Richmond Hill yesterday afternoon.
The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service confirmed all drivers and passengers were out of the vehicles by the time crews arrived at the scene.
Minor first aid was administered by fire officers before the ambulance service arrived.
The road reopened after around two hours.
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