A man has died after an accident at a steel works in Port Talbot.
South Wales Police confirmed one man has died in the incident shortly after 2pm today.
Steel company Tata said it has opened an investigation into the incident at its site.
Wales Online reports the ambulance service says emergency responders were called shortly before 2pm to reports a worker had been injured in an accident with a machine.
Police said the incident was isolated and there was no threat to the public.
The force's statement said: "Emergency services were called to Tata Steel in Port Talbot at about 2.05pm today.
"We can confirm that one person has died and his next of kin have been informed. We are now liaising with the Health and Safety Executive."
Tata said:"We can confirm there has been an incident at our Port Talbot site.
"The emergency services are currently on site and a full investigation has been launched."
Mid and West Wales and Fire Rescue Service and the Hazard Area Response Team are also on the scene, the fire service said.
A spokesperson for HSE said: “HSE is aware of the incident and is attending the scene to assist South Wales Police with their enquiries.”
This is the second incident at the steelworks this year. In April, two people suffered minor injuries in a series of explosions at the Port Talbot site.
The incident happened when molten iron spilled from a torpedo wagon pulled by a train along track at the steelworks, reacting with standing water.
The incident comes less than a week after two workers died in an explosion at the former SSI steelworks at Lackenby, Teesside.
An investigation has been launched into the deaths of the two workers, who had been working on decommissioning a section of the site's old coke ovens when they were killed.
