Police warning after road collapse

Wednesday, 28 July 2021 10:57

By Leanne Cooke

Part of a road has collapsed in the south of the Isle of Man, according to police.

The area affected is Plantation Road/ Station Road at its juction with Port St Mary, added the Constabulary.

Traffic is currently being diverted through the school grounds.

Plantation Road / Station Road junction Port St Mary - we are dealing with a collapse in the road. Traffic is being diverted through the school grounds currently. pic.twitter.com/18dSRR81Lt
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