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Updates on Tucson nitric acid spill on I-10
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A driver has died in a semi-truck crash that caused nitric acid to spill on I-10 near Tucson, triggering shelter-in-place and evacuation orders in the area.
DPS closed I-10 in both directions between Rita and Kolb roads after the Feb. 14 crash involving a truck tractor pulling a box trailer. On Wednesday night, the roadway reopened.
Residents within a half-mile of the crash initially were told to leave, and those within 1 mile were told to shelter in place after liquid nitric acid was determined to be leaking from the wreck.
Winter weather temporarily impeded hazardous material recovery and mitigation efforts, but by Wednesday morning, officials said the material had been removed from the truck and crews were using dirt to keep more nitric acid from being released.
The Pima Dept. of Environmental Quality says DPS told the agency that they tested the air in direction of wind 100 yards from the crash site and found zero nitric acid in the air as of Wednesday morning.
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DPS closed I-10 in both directions between Rita and Kolb roads after the Feb. 14 crash involving a truck tractor pulling a box trailer. On Wednesday night, the roadway reopened.
Residents within a half-mile of the crash initially were told to leave, and those within 1 mile were told to shelter in place after liquid nitric acid was determined to be leaking from the wreck.
Winter weather temporarily impeded hazardous material recovery and mitigation efforts, but by Wednesday morning, officials said the material had been removed from the truck and crews were using dirt to keep more nitric acid from being released.
The Pima Dept. of Environmental Quality says DPS told the agency that they tested the air in direction of wind 100 yards from the crash site and found zero nitric acid in the air as of Wednesday morning.
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