FREEBORN COUNTY, Minn. - Cattle on Interstate-35 are being blamed for a semi rollover accident that resulted in two people being hospitalized.
A semi was traveling southbound on I-35 when the driver was unable to avoid multiple cattle on the roadway, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
The accident happened just before 4 a.m. Tuesday in Geneva Township.
The occupants of the semi, Iovepereet Singh and Gurshehbaj Singh, both of Edmonton, Alberta Canada, were taken to the Albert Lea Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
A semi was traveling southbound on I-35 when the driver was unable to avoid multiple cattle on the roadway, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
Posted: Mar 19, 2019 6:44 AM
Updated: Mar 19, 2019 5:53 PM
Related Content
- Cattle on I-35 blamed for semi rollover crash that injures 2 in Freeborn Co.
- One injured in rollover crash on I-35 in Freeborn County
- Cattle killed in northeast Iowa semi rollover
- Freeborn County semi driver hurt in rollover
- 1 injured after 2-vehicle crash on I-35 in Freeborn County
- Four semis collide on I-35 in Freeborn County
- Storm winds blow over semi on I-35 in Freeborn County
- Freeborn County rollover injures one Thursday morning
- Rollover injures one in Freeborn County
- One injured when three semis collide on I-35 in Freeborn County
Scroll for more content...
