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Persons Rescued from Vehicle in Water at Wetmoor Lane, Yarley, Wells

By Tim Lethaby 16th Jul 2021

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Date: 09.04.2019Time: 16:35Location: Wetmoor Lane, Yarley, WellsOne fire appliance from Wells and one from Glastonbury were sent to a report of a vehicle, containing five occupants, stuck in water.On arrival crews confirmed that the vehicle was stuck in approximately half a metre of water in a ford.  The water was slow moving and so there was no risk of the vehicle being moved.  Fire crews rescued two adults and three children using water safety equipment and a short extension ladder.  

     

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