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Semi-truck, train collide in Augusta; delays expected

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By Rich Barak
Updated May 11, 2021

No injuries have been reported after a semi-truck and a train collided Tuesday morning at Allen and International Paper Boulevard in Augusta, according to WSAV News 3.

Officials said an 18-wheeler collided with a train, according to WSAV, and the intersection is closed.

Chatham County Police responded to the scene.

Commuters should seek alternate routes because the intersection is expected to be closed for several hours.

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