US Edition'Major Incident' Declared in North Wales as Tunnel Fire Shuts Busy Road for Second Day - Liverpool Echo
- Emergency services attended a vehicle fire inside the Conwy Tunnel on June 19, causing the closure of the A55 in both directions near Conwy, North Wales.
- The fire developed from a vehicle inside the westbound tunnel and was declared a major incident by fire crews, prompting extensive road closures and traffic diversions.
- The blaze produced thick black smoke visible from the tunnel, resulting in severe delays on the A55 and affecting surrounding routes including the M4 near Brynglas tunnels.
- Officials have advised drivers to steer clear of the vicinity and recommended that those nearby remain inside their vehicles due to dense smoke. They also confirmed that multiple agencies are collaborating to manage the fire and ensure the tunnel can be reopened safely.
- The incident caused major congestion, school bus delays, and stranded travelers, with police and fire services continuing to manage the scene and traffic disruption.
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Rush hour chaos as smoke seen billowing from motorway tunnel with drivers told to 'stay in cars'
A tunnel on a stretch of the A55 has been closed to traffic after smoke was seen bellowing from the entrance, with drivers trapped in their vehicles amid sweltering temperatures.
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