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A man in his 60s has died following a crash in Co Tyrone.
Two cars and a lorry were involved in the collision on the Cookstown Road in Dungannon on Tuesday evening.
The man who died had been driving a blue Ford Ka.
Police appeal for information following fatal collision in Dungannon on Tuesday evening. pic.twitter.com/KFEGAuy8Am
— Police Mid Ulster (@PSNIMidUlster) May 25, 2022
The other vehicles involved in the crash, which happened shortly after 8.20pm, were a red Toyota Yaris and a lorry.
The man was treated at the scene but later died from his injuries, police said.
PSNI Sergeant Amanda McIvor has appealed for anyone who witnessed the collision, or who has dashcam footage which could assist officers with their inquiries, to contact the Collision Investigation Unit at Sprucefield on 101, quoting reference number 1474 24/05/22.
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