I-95 chaos for 'months': Philly officials
say repairs to overpass which 150,000
vehicles use daily will affect supply
chain and commute along Northeast - as
officials try to recover trapped car after
tanker explosion
Posted By: Imright, 6/12/2023 9:10:56 AM
I-95 is going to take months to repair, sparking chaos on the major interstate that funnels 150,000 vehicles across the East Coast every day, officials have warned. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro last night said the highway was going to take 'some months' before it is running smoothly again following the overpass collapse. It comes as vehicles were already backed up on Monday morning as commuters faced long delays following the tanker explosion on Sunday morning.Meanwhile rescuers have been battling to reach a vehicle trapped in the rubble of the highway collapse, with officials saying the situation 'remains fluid'.
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During Tuesday’s press conference, Jean-Pierre responded to a reporter’s question about whether Biden was involved in or influenced the investigation or indictment of his political rival. (Snip) On Friday, Joe Biden claimed that he had not spoken with his attorney general about the case or had any role in the Trump indictment.
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“This behavior is inappropriate and disrespectful for any event at the White House,” the spokesperson said. “It is not reflective of the event we hosted to celebrate LGBTQI+ families or the other hundreds of guests who were in attendance. Individuals in the video will not be invited to future events.”
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