Police officers hurt in 999 call crash on A48 near Foelgastell
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Two police vehicles were involved in a crash as they responded to a 999 call, leaving four officers injured and a major road closed.
The A48 between Foelgastell and Cross Hands in Carmarthenshire was shut for more than 10 hours after a three-vehicle crash at 01:20 BST on Tuesday.
Dyfed-Powys Police said the third vehicle was not damaged and its two occupants - members of the public - were not hurt.
The officers suffered minor injuries.
The incident happened near the junction for the National Botanic Gardens on the main road between Carmarthen and Swansea.
"Police are investigating a three vehicle road traffic collision, which involved two police vehicles on their way to an immediate call," said a Dyfed-Powys Police spokesman.
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