Market Street and Shudehill tram stops were closed for a short time this afternoon (Thursday, October 24) (Image: Google Maps)
Two tram stops in Manchester have been reopened after a "concern for welfare" police incident this afternoon, Thursday.
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) shared an update at 3.26pm advising passengers traveling to Bury of closures at Shudehill and Market Street tram stops following the incident, which took place in Shudehill.
Services from Bury to Piccadilly and from Victoria to Manchester Airport were temporarily impacted before the closed stops reopened around 20 minutes later.
Normal service has now resumed. You can read details from our live coverage here.
UPDATE: The incident is now resolved and normal service has resumed. https://t.co/O0GzhhAUob
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