Salt truck fire disrupts route 295 in cherry hill overnight

Salt truck fire disrupts Route 295 in Cherry Hill overnight

CHERRY HILL, N.J. — Fire crews responded to a vehicle fire involving a salt truck on Route 295 Northbound overnight, according to the Cherry Hill Fire Department.

The incident occurred late Monday evening, prompting a response from Squad 13, Battalion 13, and Lawnside Squad 272. The fire was brought under control, but no further details were provided about injuries or the extent of the damage.

The Cherry Hill Fire Department, in a social media post, thanked the Lawnside Fire Company for their assistance in handling the situation.

Authorities have not disclosed the cause of the fire, and traffic in the area may have been temporarily affected during the response.

Salt truck fire disrupts route 295 in cherry hill overnight
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