One person in Pembrokeshire was taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash. The incident occurred in the Sheltery Hill area north of Haverfordwest, prompting emergency services to respond early on Thursday. The crash, located between the A40 and the B4330, led to the closure of the road for over two hours.
Police and paramedics were dispatched to the scene to assist. The road closure lasted until nearly 9 am, with one individual sustaining injuries that, fortunately, are not considered life-threatening. A spokesperson from Dyfed-Powys Police confirmed that a report was received regarding the collision at around 6.40 am on September 19.
The injured person was promptly taken to the hospital, and the road closure was lifted once both vehicles involved were recovered. The road was reopened around 8.50 am. This news highlights the importance of road safety and the swift response of emergency services in such incidents.
For more updates on Welsh news, readers can sign up for the WalesOnline newsletter. This incident serves as a reminder of the potential dangers on the roads and the critical role emergency services play in responding to and managing such situations efficiently.