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Interstate Reopened Following Gravel Truck Overturn
Posted Monday, October 26, 2009 ; 11:01 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Monday, October 26, 2009 ; 04:03 PM
No injuries reported from accident.

Story by Heather Martin
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KENOVA --  Interstate 64 in Wayne County reopened Monday afternoon following a gravel truck overturning this morning.

Wayne 911 Dispatchers said the wreck happened at the 1 mile marker before 11 a.m. They said one eastbound lane and one westbound lane are closed, and traffic is moving very slowly.

Gravel and hydraulic fluid spilled during the accident.

No injuries were reported.

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