People are advised to stay away from the major highway as it hasn’t been determined how dangerous the chemicals are. Photo: ALS Paramedics
ALS Paramedics are urging the public to steer clear of the N3 Durban bound near the Spaghetti Junction interchange due to a chemical spillage.
The relevant authorities are on the scene and are still investigating the incident. It appears that a few containers containing the acidic chemicals on a truck fell and ruptured causing a spillage on the major highway
“People are advised to avoid this area at all costs, it is extremely dangerous to people’s health,” said ALS Paramedics spokesperson Garrith Jamieson.
It appears a few containers containing the acidic chemicals on a truck fell and ruptured causing a spillage on the major highway. Photo: ALS Paramedics
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