Tragic loss of 6-year-old boy in Hulme collision sparks family tribute
The family of young Kidus Wondwosen have paid an emotional tribute after the six-year-old tragically died following a collision in Hulme.
Harsh reality of a Sunday tragedy
At 5:55pm on Sunday 9 August 2020, emergency services rushed to the junction of Wilmott Street and Chevril Close following reports of a collision between a car and a bicycle. Kidus, who was riding the bike, was sadly pronounced dead shortly after the crash.
Remembering Kidus: A bright spark gone too soon
“Kidus was a friendly boy who was always smiling. He was very smart and his mum was proud he was the smartest boy in his class,” said his family. “He loved his family, especially his mum, aunty, and brother. He had lots of friends and adored playing games and football with them. He also loved going swimming.”
“A Manchester United fan through and through, Kidus looked up to Marcus Rashford. This lively, bubbly boy dreamed of becoming a policeman one day. His whole family are devastated and struggling to accept they will never see him again.”
Community in shock as they mourn a young life
Kidus’ untimely death has shaken the Hulme community, sparking calls for greater road safety awareness around busy junctions. His family’s heart-wrenching tribute ensures his bright spirit will not be forgotten.
