The A55 was closed in both directions after a police incident.
It is closed between J35 Dobs Hill and J36 Broughton.
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20:22The important event
The A55 has reopened
The A55 has been reopened between J35 Dobs Hill and J36 Broughton. There are currently no major delays reported on this section.
18:19Owen Hughes
Bridge fall
Witnesses reported that a person fell from a bridge over the A55. This information has not been officially confirmed.
Our thoughts are with the person concerned. We wish them a speedy recovery.
18:14Owen Hughes
Scene of the accident
The AA traffic map shows the location of the incident.
The AA said: “Road closure and delays due to a police incident on the A55 in both directions between J35 A550 (Dobbs Hill) and J36 A5104 Mold Road (Warren Bank Interchange).”
17:59Owen Hughes
Air ambulance
The Wales Air Ambulance is understood to be en route to the scene from its base in Welshpool.
17:53Owen Hughes
Police incident
The A55 was closed in both directions.
The motorway is closed between junction 35 Dobs Hill and junction 36 Broughton.
This follows a police incident in the area. Traffic Wales has urged people to “plan ahead for delays”.
