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First Posted: 5/9/2013 (AP) Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett's transportation secretary says Interstate 81 and another road around the state capital will be closed for a few days after a tanker truck loaded with diesel fuel overturned and exploded.
Transportation Secretary Barry Schoch (SHOHK') says the Thursday morning crash just outside Harrisburg damaged a section of Route 22-322 westbound and a ramp to it from I-81.
Schoch says he hopes I-81 can reopen early next week after a section of Route 22-322 above it is removed. He also hopes by Monday to convert one of the two unaffected Route 22-322 eastbound lanes into a westbound lane. He says the detour could last a couple months.
Turnpike tolls will be lifted to ease traffic congestion.
Police say the driver was treated for minor injuries.
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Diesel truck explosion closes busy Pa. interstate