Firefighters called to help vehicle stuck in flooded road in Marlingford
Emma Knights
Monday, January 28, 2013
3:13 PM
Firefighters were called to a vehicle that got stuck on a flooded road in Marlingford, near Norwich, today.
One fire crew from Earlham attended the scene at Bow Hill at about 7.15am and offered advice.
Police also attended the scene.
A Norfolk police spokesman said the road was about 1.5ft deep in water due to flooding from a nearby sluice gate.
The spokesman said nobody was trapped in the vehicle.
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1 comments
I'd love to know what the advice was. It's a car, sir, not a boat, perhaps ?
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Monday, January 28, 2013