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Truck spills load of 10K empty wine bottles on California highway

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Truck spills load of 10K empty wine bottles on California highway
Workers begin removal of 10,000 empty wine bottles that spilled when an 18-wheeler wrecked on March 20 along a California highway. (Courtesy: California Highway Patrol)

SANTA ROSA, Calif. — California Highway Patrol (CHP) officials had their hands full on March 20 after a big rig crashed and spilled 10,000 empty wine bottles along the northbound side of U.S. 101 at Geyersville Avenue.

According to a CHP-Santa Rosa Facebook post, no injuries were reported.

Further information about the incident were not immediately available.

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