Hazmat team responds to milk tanker crash

By 6abc
LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) - July 5, 2009

Lancaster County hazardous materials chief Ben Herskowitz says, among other problems, a lot of milk can kill fish if it gets into streams.

The hazmat crew also dealt with spilled diesel fuel from Friday's crash in West Hempfield Township, about 60 miles west of Philadelphia. No one was injured when the tanker overturned.

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