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I-94 fully reopens after a semi crashes at Lowry tunnel

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A semi-truck carrying ammunition overturned in the westbound lanes of Interstate 94 near the Lowry tunnel at around 10:55 a. m. , blocking traffic for several hours. The truck ended up on its side, with part of the trailer spilling into the eastbound lanes. After approximately two hours, the eastbound lanes reopened, and the westbound lanes were cleared shortly before 4:30 p.

m. The driver, Bachitar Singh, 31, from Fremont, California, sustained injuries that were not life-threatening and was wearing his seat belt at the time of the crash. The Minnesota State Patrol stated that the ammunition being transported was allowed through the tunnel, which has specific restrictions on hazardous materials. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the accident and why Singh lost control of the semi-truck. The incident highlights the importance of safety regulations regarding the transport of hazardous materials.

This event may lead to further scrutiny of transportation practices in restricted areas.

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