The crash happened on the A16 near the junction with the B1040
A man was killed in a crash in Lincolnshire involving five vehicles including a fire engine.
Three children were wounded and have since been hospitalised after the incident on the A16 at Crowland.
Police and emergency services rushed to the scene near to the junction with the B1040 at around 12.40pm on Sunday.
A grey Peugeot 308, a silver Kia Sportage, a black Mercedes, a grey Volkswagen Transporter and a red Scania Fire Engine were all involved in the serious crash.
The grey Peugeot, silver Kia Sportage, black Mercedes and Fire Tender were all travelling southbound in the direction of Peterborough.
Meanwhile, the VW Transporter was travelling north towards Spalding.
The full circumstances of the incident are not yet known, and the identity of the victim has not been released yet.
Lincolnshire Police confirmed hat his family has been informed about his death.
‘We attended a five-vehicle collision on the A16 near to the junction with the B1040 yesterday afternoon,’ the force said in a statement.
‘The collision was reported to the Force Control Room just after 12.40pm on Sunday 3 March.
‘Sadly, one man has died. His family have been informed by officers. Three children have been taken to hospital.’
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