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Michael Fournier from EPI cleans the diesel fuel that spilled from a tractor-trailer that went off the road on Route 9 in Lisbon on Thursday morning as Ann Hemenway of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection looks on. According to Hemenway, after the truck was righted and the animal parts that spilled out were reloaded during the night, the truck continued on to its Topsham destination. There was still a strong smell of diesel fuel and dead animals at the scene. “There was a lot of vomiting going on last night,” Hemenway said.
Michael Fournier from EPI cleans the diesel fuel that spilled from a tractor-trailer that went off the road on Route 9 in Lisbon on Thursday morning. According to Ann Hemenway of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, the truck was righted and the animal parts that spilled out were reloaded during the night. She said the truck continued on to its Topsham destination. There was still a strong smell of diesel fuel and dead animals at the scene. “There was a lot of vomiting going on last night,” Hemenway said.
Michael Fournier from EPI cleans the diesel fuel that spilled from a tractor-trailer that went off the road on Route 9 in Lisbon on Thursday morning. According to Ann Hemenway of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, the truck was righted and the animal parts that spilled out were reloaded during the night. She said the truck continued on to its Topsham destination. There was still a strong smell of diesel fuel and dead animals at the scene. “There was a lot of puking going on last night,” Hemenway said.