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Police appeal following bus crash | Police appeal following bus crash |
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Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision between a bus and a car in Pembrokeshire after which 10 people were taken to hospital. | Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision between a bus and a car in Pembrokeshire after which 10 people were taken to hospital. |
The incident involved a First Cymru 33-seater bus and a Suzuki Swift car at 1750 BST on Friday on the A477 at Honeyborough near Neyland. | The incident involved a First Cymru 33-seater bus and a Suzuki Swift car at 1750 BST on Friday on the A477 at Honeyborough near Neyland. |
A spokesperson for Withybush hospital said three people remained in a serious but stable condition. | |
The road was closed for five hours but has since reopened. | The road was closed for five hours but has since reopened. |
The incident occurred when the two vehicles, which were travelling in opposite directions, collided. | The incident occurred when the two vehicles, which were travelling in opposite directions, collided. |
Three other cars were also involved and it is thought some children were among those injured. | |
All casualties were taken to Withybush hospital in Haverfordwest. | All casualties were taken to Withybush hospital in Haverfordwest. |
Fire crews used cutting equipment and worked for 40 minutes to free one casualty. Officers left the scene at around 2210 BST. | Fire crews used cutting equipment and worked for 40 minutes to free one casualty. Officers left the scene at around 2210 BST. |
Police are appealing for any witnesses to contact 0845 3302000. | Police are appealing for any witnesses to contact 0845 3302000. |