A truck carrying 44,000 pounds of chickpeas caught fire in Death Valley National Park in California due to overheated brakes, with no injuries reported. The park’s superintendent expressed concern about potential material release but stated that the chickpeas won’t harm the ecosystem. Two Star Towing cleaned up the wreckage, highlighting the park’s extreme conditions and emphasizing the need for proper driving techniques to prevent such incidents.
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3 killed in 2-boat collision on Alabama lake, state authorities say
Three people were killed in a boat collision on Smith Lake, Alabama, during a Major League Fishing tournament on Wednesday morning. The accident involved a Nitro bass boat and a Center Console vessel, with the deceased being Joey Broom, John Clark, and Jeffrey Little, who drowned after being thrown overboard. Major League Fishing has expressed condolences and canceled the final day of the competition following this tragic incident, which is under investigation by authorities. Full...
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