Residents of Baltimore remained shocked after a truck had spilled 6000 liters of rancid milk over the highway in disgusting scenes.
The tractor trailer destroyed the I-695 close to exit 24 on the outskirts of the city, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment.
“No injuries, but expect some sour scents!” The department said in an X message about the incident in addition to different photos of the massacre.
The tractor trailer crashed on Saturday around 1 am and spilled the milk on the road before he shed a nearby creek.
Responding crews restored 75 liters of diesel fuel from the vehicle, said the Maryland Department of the Environment.
Images from the scene show the reversed vehicle that has been beaten against a barrier. The upper cylinder container that wore the milk seemed to be free in the midst of the crash.
According to local reports, a specialized vacuum truck was even used to increase the Dairy sin. It is unclear what the crash has caused.
The fire brigade of the Baltimore County warned the locals to scrap themselves for a gross stench to penetrate the air through the city in the coming days while the milk acid in the sun.
Residents of Baltimore have remained shocked after a truck had spilled 6000 liters of rancid milk over the highway in disgusting scenes
The tractor trailer destroyed the I-695 close to exit 24 on the outskirts of the city, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment, according to the Maryland Department
Images from the scene show the reversed vehicle that has been beaten against a barrier. The upper cylinder container that wore the milk seemed to be free in the midst of the crash
All lanes were reopened around 4 o'clock on Saturday.
It comes after a delivery person accidentally spilled different liters of mayonnaise over a road in Central London, England, in January.
The incident happened after employees who had accidentally transported five-liter tubs of the Kruideij, which knocked over.
To the improvements of spectators in John Adam Street, in the London Garden in London, the life staff was forced to scoop giant bulbs of a thick pool of mayonnaise.
“It was funny to see the mayonnaise on the floor, to be honest,” said the 29-year-old passer-by Harry Love. “It has been cleaned up now, but I have no idea how long it took.”
To the astonishment of spectators in John Adam Street, in the London Garden in London, delivery staff were forced to scoop up gigantic bulbs after a accidental spill
In a time when Jackson Pollock would undoubtedly have been enjoyed, the late abstract expressionist painter who became famous for his drop technology, the blunder took place outside of an art gallery.
Inspired by a recess of Freddie Mercury in the gallery window, Love simulated the trademark callout of the Queen frontman after concert mixtures, where Mercury's call from 'May-Oh' was replaced by 'May-Oh'.
In an attempt to catch the spirit of the moment, Ross, who did not give his last name, turned to a more well -known chestnut.
'What is?' he asked.
