Truck strikes Kemnay bridge spilling thousands of dollars worth of frozen pork
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This article was published 09/02/2018 (3028 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
A truck driver has been charged under the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act after his semi-trailer struck the Canadian Pacific bridge in Kemnay on Thursday and spilled thousands of dollars of frozen pork.
Mubarak Khan, 35, of Surrey, B.C., faces one count of disobeying a traffic control device, namely a set of flashing lights informing trucks to take a detour around a low bridge.
Police say his grey 2016 freightliner struck the bridge and busted open, exposing more than $100,000 worth of pork.
Blue Hills RCMP were dispatched to the accident, located 8.5 kilometres east of Brandon, just before 5 p.m.
Brandon RCMP, fire, ambulance, CP police, Motor-Vehicle Carrier Enforcement and Manitoba Infrastructure also attended the scene.
» The Brandon Sun
