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Fears for five after rig collapse One missing after rig 'collapse'
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A rig has collapsed on a jetty at a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant near Milford Haven, Dyfed-Powys Police have confirmed. One person is missing after a rig collapsed on a jetty at a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant near Milford Haven in west Wales.
Five men are believed to be in the water and unaccounted for. Seven other people were pulled from water following the collapse which happened just before 1530 BST on Saturday, say Milford Haven coastguard.
One of those rescued was treated for minor injuries. The rest were unharmed.
Dyfed-Powys Police initially said five men were believed to be in the water and unaccounted for.
One eyewitness reported that a platform that supported a crane had gone over by 45 degrees.One eyewitness reported that a platform that supported a crane had gone over by 45 degrees.
Emergency services are on their way to the scene, including lifeboats. Ambulance, police, coastguard, and fire are also in attendance. Emergency services were called to the scene, including lifeboats. Ambulance, police, coastguard, and fire were also in attendance.
May day situation
John Constable from South Hook LNG said there was an incident with a jack-up rig on a jetty at South Hook LNG.John Constable from South Hook LNG said there was an incident with a jack-up rig on a jetty at South Hook LNG.
He said a recovery operation was underway.He said a recovery operation was underway.
Eyewitness Richard Owen had been returning from a short trip out in his boat when he heard a may day call go out on Saturday afternoon.Eyewitness Richard Owen had been returning from a short trip out in his boat when he heard a may day call go out on Saturday afternoon.
"There is currently a platform which is on the LNG terminal that looks like it has collapsed," he said."There is currently a platform which is on the LNG terminal that looks like it has collapsed," he said.
"There is a may day situation in operation with the local coastguard and the platform is over by about 45 degrees.""There is a may day situation in operation with the local coastguard and the platform is over by about 45 degrees."
Mr Owen said that a large pier-like structure was being built on the Milford Haven estuary and the platform which housed large cranes was on the end of the pier.Mr Owen said that a large pier-like structure was being built on the Milford Haven estuary and the platform which housed large cranes was on the end of the pier.
"One of those platforms has actually gone over 45 degrees and it is partially in the water."One of those platforms has actually gone over 45 degrees and it is partially in the water.
"The life boat has been called out and there are currently three tugs, and I have seen helicopters overhead.""The life boat has been called out and there are currently three tugs, and I have seen helicopters overhead."