Emergency services respond to a serious incident on the A90 in Aberdeenshire.
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Incident Overview
The A90 Aberdeen to Dundee road has been closed northbound near Drumlithie in Aberdeenshire following a serious two-vehicle collision. The accident occurred around PM, prompting immediate response from emergency services, including police and fire crews.
Emergency Response
Upon arrival, emergency teams quickly assessed the situation. Two fire appliances were dispatched from Laurencekirk and Stonehaven to manage the incident. As of PM, one of the fire appliances had left the scene, while the other remained active, ensuring the safety of those involved and clearing the roadway for further investigation.
Traffic Diversions and Impact
Due to the collision, traffic is being diverted via Inverbervie, causing significant delays for motorists traveling in the area. Authorities are urging drivers to seek alternative routes and exercise caution. The ongoing incident has raised concerns about traffic flow, especially during peak hours, as the A90 is a major route connecting Aberdeen and Dundee.
Official Statements
A spokeswoman for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed the attendance of two appliances at the road traffic collision (RTC), stating, “We have two appliances attending an RTC on the A90.” Police Scotland has also been contacted for further comments regarding the incident and any potential injuries.
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