It was a busy morning of cleaning up off Nova Scotia’s Highway 103 after a transport truck carrying thousands of kilograms of lobsters and haddock crashed into a ditch.
The accident happened in the early morning hours of Thursday near Exit 6 to Hubbards.
The truck was en route to Fisherman’s Market, a seafood retailer in Bedford.
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RCMP and the Department of Transportation closed that section of highway for several hours, as the company removed the fish and lobster by loading it onto another truck.
On the scene, whole haddock could be seen strewn among dirt and debris beside the heavily damaged truck cab.
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RCMP say the driver suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital by ambulance.
The matter remains under investigation but RCMP say no charges are expected.
With files from The Canadian Press
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