Cattle Spill Causes Multiple Collisions

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Cattle Spill Causes Multiple Collisions
11/30/07
KDBC, TX

U.S. 54 had to be shut down for hours Thursday night after a semi-truck carrying 70 cows was involved in a collision in New Mexico. It happened just after 6 p.m., when a humvee pulled out in front of the semi-truck around mile marker 24 in Otaro County. About half the cows were injured or killed while the others went running across the highway.
The free cows resulted in three other crashes. At least six people were taken to the hospital with serious to critical injuries. U.S. 54 had to be shut down in both directions for 40 miles, while state police, military and local farmers took hours to round up the cattle.
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Cybergal, Nov 30, 2007

Cybergal, Nov 30, 2007

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