There was a huge police response, and officers established that several people had been injured as a result of a firearm being discharged. Photo / File
Ten people have been injured after a shooting incident in Manchester.
Police say victims are in hospital with injuries ranging from minor to serious after the incident on Sunday morning at Moss Side.
Officers are investigating after shots were fired at around 2.30am local time (11.30am AEST) on Claremont Road.
There was a huge police response, and officers established that several people had been injured as a result of a firearm being discharged.
A police spokesman said: "At this stage, ten people are currently in hospital suffering from minor to major injuries.
"Officers are currently in the area trying to establish exactly where the shooting took place and identify those involved."
Detective Superintendent Debbie Dooley added: "We currently have a number of people in hospital all being treated for different injuries but thankfully most do not appear to be life-threatening at this time.
"Officers are trying to establish exactly where this incident took place and who is responsible for such a dangerous attack.
"The area is being searched and examined while we are also trying to speak to as many people as possible and are reviewing CCTV to get all the facts."
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