Truck rolls onto gas line in Ulster County
The Kingston Fire Department says a hazmat crew was called for leaking hydronic fluid and diesel.
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11h agoA truck rolled over Monday in Ulster county right onto a gas line.
It happened on Kings Highway in Saugerties. The Kingston Fire Department says a hazmat crew was called for leaking hydronic fluid and diesel.
Team members stopped the leaks and used absorbent pads to soak everything up. Then, the truck was lifted off that gas line and towed away.
Firefighters haven't said how this happened or whether anyone was hurt.
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