Woman, 77, dies three weeks after crash in Cumbernauld

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Margaret Allan died at Glasgow Royal Infirmary three weeks after the crash

Detectives have issued an appeal for witnesses after a woman died in hospital three weeks after a two-vehicle crash in North Lanarkshire.

Margaret Allan, 77, was critically injured when her red Peugeot 108 was involved in a collision with a Ford Mondeo Titanium.

The crash happened at about 15:05 on 15 June at the Condorrat Ring Road in Cumbernauld.

Police Scotland said Ms Allen died in Glasgow Royal Infirmary on 6 July.

On Monday officers confirmed the 29-year old Mondeo driver had been arrested and charged in connection with the incident.

He was not injured the crash.

A 10-year-old boy, who was a passenger in the Peugeot, was taken to University Hospital Monklands but was later discharged.

Officers said inquires were ongoing ongoing to establish the full circumstances.

Sgt Andrew Coutts said: "My thoughts are with the family and friends of the woman who died following this incident.

"We know from inquiries so far that the road was busy at the time and a lot of people will have witnessed the crash.

"I would urge anyone with information or who saw the vehicles prior to the crash to get in touch with us, external."

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