Two people have escaped serious injury after a car overturned and landed on its roof in a residential street in Carmarthen.
The two-car crash happened in Richmond Terrace in the town at around 9.15am on Wednesday morning.
The collision involved a Nissan and a Pegueot, the latter ending up on its roof right outside a house near the entrance to Long Acre Road and the Park Hall area.
Police and ambulances arrived at the scene and the road was closed in both directions as recovery of the vehicles was arranged.
Two people, who were travelling in the overturned Peugeot, were initially trapped in the vehicle but were subsequently able to get out.
They suffered cuts and were left shaken as a result of the crash, but escaped serious injury, while a speed sign at the side of the road was damaged.
Both vehicles were recovered at around 10.40am and the road was reopened shortly afterwards.
Meanwhile, another car overturned on Wednesday afternoon after a separate crash in Iscoed Road in Hendy at around 1.30pm.
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The road was blocked following the collision, which involved a BMW and a Volkswagen.
The Welsh Ambulance service was informed, but nobody involved required hospital treatment.
