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A woman narrowly escaped being hit by collapsing scaffolding which fell on her car moments after she got out.
Beth McDermott, 59, had just parked her Toyota Corolla in a Llanelli street when she heard a loud crash.
The teacher looked back to see the vehicle crushed under dozens of scaffolding poles, which had gone right through the windscreen.
It is believed strong winds may have been to blame. Ms McDermott said she had had "a lucky escape".
She added: "The poles went right through the windscreen and where I'd been sitting just a minute or two earlier.
"If I'd still been in the car I dread to think what would have happened.
"The car is a write-off so I've had a lucky escape."
Source: BBC News
Beth McDermott, 59, had just parked her Toyota Corolla in a Llanelli street when she heard a loud crash.
The teacher looked back to see the vehicle crushed under dozens of scaffolding poles, which had gone right through the windscreen.
It is believed strong winds may have been to blame. Ms McDermott said she had had "a lucky escape".
She added: "The poles went right through the windscreen and where I'd been sitting just a minute or two earlier.
"If I'd still been in the car I dread to think what would have happened.
"The car is a write-off so I've had a lucky escape."

Source: BBC News