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Happening now: 607 still closed due to 300-gallon spill of a corrosive product

2016-01-14 19:53:52| Waste Management - Topix.net

Firefighters and DEQ employees work to clean up a hazardous materials spill on Mississippi 607 in Hancock County, north of Interstate 10 on Thursday, after the initial incident closed part of I-10 for several hours Wednesday night. Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality and Mississippi Highway Patrol worked overnight to clean up a hazardous-materials spill on Mississippi 607 north of Interstate 10. A corrosive product leaked from its container on a truck that resulted in Wednesday night's shutdown of I-10 from Hancock County and across the Louisiana state line.

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