A12 reopens after medical emergency incident

Emergency services attended the scene of the incident on the A12 near Chelmsford
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A stretch of the A12 in Essex has reopened in both directions after a "medical emergency" caused rush hour tailbacks, according to police.
National Highways earlier reported seven miles of congestion on the dual-carriageway southbound between junctions 17 and 16, south of Chelmsford.
The agency said traffic was slowly beginning to get back to normal.
Essex Police said it received a call from the East of England Ambulance Service requesting assistance on Thursday morning.
The road reopened at 09:30 GMT.

There were heavy queues in the area
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