No diesel runoff found after tanker overturns in DeKalb County
An overturned fuel tanker has shut down Browns Mill Road in both directions as emergency crews work to contain diesel runoff, according to DeKalb County Fire Rescue.
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An overturned fuel tanker has shut down Browns Mill Road in both directions as emergency crews work to contain diesel runoff, according to DeKalb County Fire Rescue.
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