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Henry County, Mo., asks drivers to avoid crash scene
Henry County EMA, via an IPAWS local-area emergency Tuesday evening, asked drivers to avoid a traffic crash scene and use another route while crews work.
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Henry County Emergency Management in Missouri asked drivers to stay away from a traffic crash scene, according to a Local Area Emergency sent through the federal Integrated Public Alert and Warning System at 5:31 p.m. CST Tuesday1.
The Spanish-language notice said emergency crews were on scene, asked motorists to use another route and to give personnel enough space to work safely, and said more information would follow when appropriate1.
The product was rated Severe, with Expected urgency and Observed certainty, listed Henry County, Mo., as the area, and was set to expire at 5:46 p.m. CST Tuesday1. It did not name the road, town or number of vehicles involved1.
No independent outlet coverage was attached to the assignment at filing1.