Posted: Mon 5th Nov 2018

The A494 in Mold has reopened following earlier collision

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Monday, Nov 5th, 2018

Update: The A494 between the Wylfa and New Brighton roundabouts has reopened. 

Earlier report: Police say the A494 in Mold between the Wylfa and New Brighton roundabouts is currently closed in both directions.

Officers are asking motorists to use alternative routes while emergency services deal with the collision. 

The crash is believed to have happened near to the Esso Garage.

Latest traffic report for the area states:

‘Road closed and slow traffic due to accident on A494 both ways from A494 / A5119 / New Brighton Roundabout to A541 / A494 / A549 / Wylfa Roundabout. The road has been closed so that emergency services can assist with the accident.’

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