Bus crash rescuers who used van tools to free passengers say 'adrenaline kicked in'

BBC UK Wednesday 24 June 2026, 21:27 UTC 1 min read

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Martyn Pope and Dean Hollands were among the first at the scene of the crash in Kidwelly on Tuesday.

Martyn Pope (PERSON) Dean Hollands (PERSON) Kidwelly (LOCATION)

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Homes and buildings collapse in first magnitude 7.1 earthquake, with tremors felt in neighbouring ColombiaA strong earthquake shook north-central Venezuela on Wednesday afternoon, west ⁠of Caracas, with residents in neighbouring Colombia also reporting feeling tremors. The earthquake registered at ⁠a magnitude 7.1 ⁠in Venezuela, about an hour west of the city Valencia at a depth of 13km (8 miles), according to the ⁠US Geological Survey.

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Bus crash rescuers who used van tools to free passengers say 'adrenaline kicked in'

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