Crashed oil tanker blocking Pan Borneo Highway removed, petrol salvaged


A crane was used to clear the oil tanker that crashed and blocked the Siburan to Serian portion of the Pan Borneo Highway. -Picture courtesy of Fire and Rescue Dept

SIBURAN: The Kuching to Serian portion of the Pan Borneo Highway at Siburan township was reopened to traffic in the pre-dawn hours this morning (Sept 13).

The crashed-oil tanker that was blocking the highway since yesterday afternoon was lifted away by a crane.

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