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Part of A14 reopens three hours after two-vehicle crash
Part of the A14 has been closed after a two-vehicle crash - Credit: Google Maps
The A14 has fully reopened after a two-vehicle crash near Bury St Edmunds.
Emergency services were at the scene of the crash, which has closed the eastbound carriageway.
In a tweet, the Norfolk and Suffolk and Armed Policing Team said: "A14 eastbound at Risby is currently closed due to an RTC.
"Tailback up to Higham at this time.
"Police taking vehicles off at Risby to continue back on."
Two fire engines have also been called to the scene.
A spokeswoman for Suffolk Fire and Rescue said: "Crews were called by the ambulance service to assist at the scene."
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Appliances from Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds have been called to assist at the scene of the crash.
The extent of any injuries is not yet known.
Suffolk police and the East of England Ambulance Service have been approached for a comment.
