A465 closed as lorry crashes into house near Abergavenny
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A lorry has crashed into a house, leaving a busy A-road shut in both directions.
One man was taken to hospital after the crash in Llangua, Monmouthshire, on the A465.
Gwent Police said there was "substantial damage" and neighbours had been evacuated as a precaution.
The injured man suffered head and leg injuries, which are not believed to be life threatening, in the crash at 13:25 BST.
Structural engineers are carrying out an assessment of the building, in the village, near Abergavenny.
It is the third crash on the A465 in two days.
The lorry was badly damaged in the crash
The A465 was closed in both directions after the crash in Grosmont
Traffic Wales advised drivers to avoid the area.
It tweeted that the road would remain shut in both directions "for a considerable period of time".
One saw a man killed and a woman and three men taken to hospital after a crash the closed the main A465 Heads of the Valleys road near Merthyr Tydfil on Thursday. A fifth person died.
The other saw two women taken to hospital after an accident between a Fiat 500 and a Dacia Duster.
That happened between Abergavenny and the Skenfrith junction.
Traffic Wales warned the road would be shut for a "considerable period of time"
Timber and debris were left lying in the road