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Boy seriously hurt in fall from coach at M4 and M49 junction Boy seriously hurt in fall from coach at M4 and M49 junction
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A 13-year-old boy from a Welsh rugby club has a "significant head injury" after falling from a moving coach near Bristol.A 13-year-old boy from a Welsh rugby club has a "significant head injury" after falling from a moving coach near Bristol.
The accident on the M49 roundabout near the Second Severn Crossing just before 19:00 BST.The accident on the M49 roundabout near the Second Severn Crossing just before 19:00 BST.
It is believed the boy fell out of the rear emergency door while the coach was on the roundabout.It is believed the boy fell out of the rear emergency door while the coach was on the roundabout.
An ambulance service critical care team attended and the boy has been taken to Bristol Children's Hospital. The boy has been taken to Bristol Children's Hospital. His injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
'Big jam' Part of the M49 was closed off for three hours and reopened just after 22:00 BST.
Part of the M49 has been closed off.
The boy was with from the Tondu under-13s rugby team from Bridgend, south Wales.The boy was with from the Tondu under-13s rugby team from Bridgend, south Wales.
Ken James, whose grandson was also on the coach, said a car stopped inches from the injured boy on the road.Ken James, whose grandson was also on the coach, said a car stopped inches from the injured boy on the road.
"The police are there and the ambulance has taken him to hospital. He said other people with the team were being collected by a replacement coach.
"They are all in a big jam at the moment but we've been told there is another bus going to get them," he said earlier.
Tony Fox, who is a member of the Tondu committee, said officials were waiting for news.Tony Fox, who is a member of the Tondu committee, said officials were waiting for news.
"We just don't know any more," he said."We just don't know any more," he said.
The coach involved belongs to Keith Jones coaches based in Bridgend.The coach involved belongs to Keith Jones coaches based in Bridgend.
Mr Jones said: "I'm distraught at what's happened - I just don't know what to say."Mr Jones said: "I'm distraught at what's happened - I just don't know what to say."