A distressed man has been taken into care after threatening to jump from the Cleddau Bridge early this morning (February 19).
A Dyfed-Powys Police spokesperson said they were called to the Cleddau Bridge at 12.47am and the bridge was closed for a short period.
The Coastguard was alerted and a lifeboat was called out but stood down a minute later after the man, who is in his mid-20s, agreed to be taken to hospital.
The bridge was reopened by 1.30am.
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