Kent Fire and Rescue Service is urging people to avoid Hartlake Road in Tudeley, near Tonbridge, due to severe flooding in the area.
Emergency services are currently at the scene with two fire engines as they work to manage the situation and ensure public safety. Officials have not yet confirmed the extent of the flooding but are warning motorists and pedestrians to stay clear of the affected road.
A spokesperson for Kent Fire and Rescue Service stated: “We are advising residents and commuters to avoid Hartlake Road due to significant flooding. Our crews are on-site, and we will provide updates as the situation develops.”
Authorities have not yet issued any reports of injuries or stranded vehicles, but they are monitoring the area closely. The public is advised to seek alternative routes and follow official guidance.
The flooding comes as parts of the UK continue to experience adverse weather conditions, with heavy rainfall affecting multiple regions. Motorists are reminded to exercise caution when driving through waterlogged areas and to heed all safety warnings from emergency services.
Further updates are expected as Kent Fire and Rescue Service continues its response efforts.
