Cwmamman Road, Garnant closes after rush hour crash
Four vehicles were involved in the crash before the road reopened around 7pm.
A spokesperson for Dyfed-Powys Police said: 'Police attended a four-vehicle road traffic collision which occurred on Cwmamman Road, Garnant at about 5.30pm, Friday 25th July.
'The vehicles involved were a black Seat Leon, a grey Toyota Hilux, a white Dacia Sandero and a grey Audi Q5. The road was closed and reopened at about 7pm.'
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