Thousands of beer cans spill across Connecticut highway after tractor-trailer overturns

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Thousands of brew cans spilled crossed a Connecticut roadway Tuesday aft a tractor-trailer overturned, forcing authorities to unopen down the road for hours.

Connecticut State Police said the clang took spot astir 5:39 a.m. connected Route 44 adjacent Twin Lakes Road successful Salisbury.

Police said the tractor-trailer veered disconnected the roadway and overturned.

The motortruck sustained important damage, spilling its cargo of brew crossed the roadway, constabulary said.

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A tractor-trailer overturned successful Salisbury, Connecticut, spilling thousands of cans of brew crossed Route 44, according to authorities police. (Connecticut State Police)

Photos released by authorities constabulary showed the tractor-trailer lying connected its side, with cans of Michelob Ultra and Bud Light strewn crossed the roadway.

The roadway remained closed for respective hours portion crews cleared the debris and removed the overturned truck, according to authorities police.

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A tractor-trailer lies connected its broadside aft overturning connected Route 44 successful Salisbury, Connecticut. (Connecticut State Police)

"Thank you to each motorists for your patience and for seeking alternate routes during the closure," authorities constabulary said successful a statement.

State constabulary said section firefighters, EMS crews, the Connecticut Department of Transportation, the Department of Consumer Protection and towing crews assisted with the cleanup.

Police said the origin of the clang remains nether investigation.

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Thousands of cans of Michelob Ultra and Bud Light covered a Connecticut roadway aft a tractor-trailer overturned Tuesday morning. (Connecticut State Police)

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said it was not notified of the crash, according to section reports.

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