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Desk report
The officials of law enforcement stated on Monday they were working to clear roads after a 100-vehicle crash occurred on snow-blanketed roads in the northern state of Michigan.
AFP reported that the state police of Michigan notified about the injuries of numerous people were reported in the crash, with none ‘believed to be fatal,’ after heavy trucks and vehicles collided on the I-196 corridor, saw many vehicles to run off the road in ‘multiple slide offs.’
The Monday morning incident included 30-40 semi-trucks, piled up and blocking the typically busy interstate road, which remained closed hours later.
Officials urged motorists to slow down in ‘treacherous’ conditions Monday, with a winter storm continuing to dump snow on the region and temperatures expected to fall to -8 degrees Fahrehnheit including wind chill.
The National Weather Service said ‘snow and blowing snow’ with accumulations of up to four inches were expected overnight, bringing the current storm total to as high as 14 inches for portions of southwest and west central Michigan.
‘Travel is not recommended in the area,’ NWS said in a statement.
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