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Overturned slurry tanker Scorrier

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At 10.20am on Monday 24 December 2012 emergency services attended the scene of a road traffic collision on the A30 eastbound onslip of the A30 at Scorrier.

 

A tanker carrying a large amount of slurry, thought to be in the region of 3,000 gallons, has overturned.

 

A second vehicle is attending the scene to remove the load from the overturned lorry.

 

The Exeter-bound carriageway of the A30 has been closed and is expected to be closed until lunchtime.

Release date: 24/12/2012 11:01

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