Escaped pigs force closure of A127 in both directions
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 16:02 · Archive
Pigs escaped onto the A127, forcing police to close the road in both directions between Halfway House and Dunton junction.
Pigs escaped onto the A127, forcing police to close the road in both directions. Drivers faced significant delays with traffic queueing between Halfway House and Dunton junction. Motorists reported that herds of pigs had escaped onto the major road.
At least six police cars and an ambulance were deployed to the scene. The road closure created major disruption for drivers in the area.
How it is being reported
- Pigs escape onto A127 forcing police to close road in both directionsA127 closed in both directions after escaped pigs caused major delays between Halfway House and Dunton junction, as police and an ambulance attend.Echo (Basildon) · 18 Oct, 14:56
- Pigs escape onto A127 forcing police to close road in both directionsA127 closed in both directions after escaped pigs caused major delays between Halfway House and Dunton junction, as police and an ambulance attend.Colchester Gazette · 18 Oct, 14:56
In this story: A127 · Halfway House · Dunton junction · Essex Police
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