Police have found a body in the search for a Gloucester man who was reported missing last night (Saturday). A force spokesman said: We re saddened to say a body has been found in the search for 25-year-old Javid who had been reported missing from Gloucester last night (Saturday). Police along with colleagues from Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA), Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service and the National Police Air Service were involved in an overnight search. Water searches took place and earlier this morning (Sunday) SARA located a body in the River Severn, near to Gloucester Docks. Javid s family have been informed and our thoughts are with them at this extremely sad time.
Police have found a body in the search for a Gloucester man who was reported missing last night (Saturday). A force spokesman said: We re saddened to say a body has been found in the search for 25-year-old Javid who had been reported missing from Gloucester last night (Saturday). Police along with colleagues from Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA), Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service and the National Police Air Service were involved in an overnight search. Water searches took place and earlier this morning (Sunday) SARA located a body in the River Severn, near to Gloucester Docks. Javid s family have been informed and our thoughts are with them at this extremely sad time.
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The road between Winstone and Elkstone under the A417 is closed because it is flooded. Police are warning that cars have unsuccessfully attempted to cross through the flooding and urge drivers to pay attention to the signs. In a tweet Gloucestershire police said: The unclassified #road between #Winstone & #Elkstone under the #A417 is CLOSED due to being flooded. Several vehicles have tried to venture through the #flood without ssuccess. Please don t ignore the signs. pic.twitter.com/G9CwY4qUMR Glos Police Specialist Ops (@GlosPolSpecOps) January 29, 2021 In Tirley, Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service were pumping water out of the village from 6am-12pm yesterday.
Conditions on the road, which runs down from Rodborough Common, were described as treacherous . There have been numerous crashes in Gloucestershire in recent weeks, on motorways and country roads alike, with rain, ice and snow all posing challenges for drivers. A tweet from Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service this morning stated: A reminder for anyone that has to make an essential journey today, please allow extra time to defrost your car & ensure that ALL windows and mirrors are clear before setting off. Just a reminder for anyone that has to make an essential journey today, please allow extra time to defrost your car & ensure that ALL windows and mirrors are clear before setting off. Roads are slippery in parts of the county so please drive carefully and only if you have to. pic.twitter.com/8owNZehadT Glosfire (@Glosfire) January 23, 2021