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M4 section shut after tanker crash in Newport's Brynglas tunnels M4 section shut after tanker crash in Newport's Brynglas tunnels
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The M4 westbound carriageway in Newport has been closed after two tankers collided in the Brynglas tunnels.The M4 westbound carriageway in Newport has been closed after two tankers collided in the Brynglas tunnels.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said the tunnel near junction 25a was blocked following a crash which happened at about 06:30 GMT. Motorists have been advised to take an alternative route following the crash near junction 25a at about 06:30 GMT.
Police and traffic officers are at the scene and motorists are advised to take an alternative route. One tanker was said to be carrying sand and there are no hazardous materials involved.
No injuries have been reported. A major deployment of fire and rescue crews was launched as a precaution but there have been no reports of a blaze or serious injuries.
Firefighters from Maindee, Malpas, Dyffryn, Cwmbran, New Inn and Whitchurch were sent to the scene, as well as a number of specialist vehicles.
They have now left and the incident is being dealt with by police.
The road is expected to remain closed until the vehicles involved have been recovered.