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Wales weather: Strong wind sparks travel disruption Three hurt as tree falls on bus carrying schoolchildren
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Strong winds across Wales caused travel disruption on the roads and forced some ferries to be cancelled. Three children were injured when a tree was blown on to a bus carrying school pupils at Pontypool.
The bus was outside Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw comprehensive in Trevethin, when the tree, which is on school grounds, fell onto it at 15:40 GMT on Friday.
South Wales Fire Service confirmed three people were injured with one girl taken to hospital.
A school statement said: "Staff stayed at school until all pupils were safe."
It is understood that the other pupils sustained minor injuries.
South Wales Fire Service confirmed on social media: "One casualty was conveyed to hospital on a longboard, 2 further casualties treated at scene".
Disruption
The strong winds across Wales caused travel disruption on the roads and forced some ferries to be cancelled.
There were speed restrictions of 30mph on the A55 Britannia Bridge, Anglesey and 40mph on the M48 Severn Bridge in south Wales on Friday.There were speed restrictions of 30mph on the A55 Britannia Bridge, Anglesey and 40mph on the M48 Severn Bridge in south Wales on Friday.
Irish Ferries cancelled the 08:45 GMT Dublin to Holyhead and 11:50 Holyhead to Dublin services.Irish Ferries cancelled the 08:45 GMT Dublin to Holyhead and 11:50 Holyhead to Dublin services.
Natural Resources Wales issued one flood alert, while a tree also blocked a road in Hawarden, Flintshire.Natural Resources Wales issued one flood alert, while a tree also blocked a road in Hawarden, Flintshire.