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Thousands drive through John Ross Parkway sulphuric acid contamination

The acid spilled all along the left lane of the highway between the Eco-junction and Foskor

LIABILITY has been accepted by a transport company after sulphuric acid was spilled from a leaking tanker along a 15km stretch of the John Ross Parkway.

The incident occurred on Wednesday and hundreds of motorists were baffled as they drove, hazard lights on, through a wall of white dust between the Eco-junction intersection and the Alton robots after lime had been thrown over the acid.

The tanker had reportedly left Foskor with a full load of acid – as much as 30 tons – headed towards Empangeni.

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