At least seven people died Monday morning after a “super haze” of smoke from wildfires in southern Louisiana on USA. The lack of visibility caused multiple mass traffic accidents involving a total of 158 vehicles, authorities said.
Twenty-five people were injured and the death toll could rise as first responders worked to clear the scene and search for victims, Louisiana State Police said in a statement late Monday.
The videos are revealing and show the wrecked and burning cars on Interstate 55 near New Orleans.
Vehicles were crushed, rammed under each other and some were engulfed in flames.
Many people initially stood on the side of the road or on the roof of their vehicle, staring in disbelief at the destruction, while others shouted for help.
‘Super fog’ causes 158-vehicle pile-up with at least 7 dead in south Louisiana: officials https://t.co/sJvyn0Vfpl pic.twitter.com/ShEfLVI209
— New York Post (@nypost) October 24, 2023
Piles of mangled cars, piled on top of each other as firefighters dug through the wreckage, remained on the freeway as the sun set.








Source: News Beast

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