Accident – Death – Obituary News :
On a fateful Sunday night in Hamlin Township, Minnesota, a devastating collision between two semis shook the quiet town in western Minnesota. The Minnesota State Patrol is currently conducting an investigation into the incident that claimed the lives of two truck drivers.
Details of the Collision
The collision took place at the intersection of U.S. Highway 75 and 180th Street in Hamlin Township, just west of Dawson. A Peterbilt semitractor was entering the highway while an International semitractor was travelling southbound when the two vehicles collided, resulting in a tragic outcome.
Victims of the Crash
The two drivers involved in the collision have been identified as a 48-year-old male from Lake Benton, Minnesota, and a 68-year-old male from Gary, South Dakota. The names of the drivers have not been released by the authorities, pending notification of their families. More information is expected to be disclosed by the State Patrol in the coming hours.
Conditions at the Time of the Crash
Reports indicate that road conditions were dry at the time of the collision, which occurred around 10:34 p.m. on Sunday night. Despite the clear weather, the tragic accident unfolded, leading to a response from multiple law enforcement and emergency services agencies.
Response from Authorities
Assisting the Minnesota State Patrol at the scene were the Lac qui Parle County Sheriff’s Office, Yellow Medicine County Sheriff’s Office, and Dawson Fire and Ambulance. The collaborative efforts of these agencies helped in managing the aftermath of the collision and ensuring the safety of all individuals involved.
The community of Hamlin Township is reeling from the tragic incident, as residents come to terms with the loss of life and the impact of the collision on the tight-knit town. The investigation by the State Patrol will shed light on the circumstances surrounding the collision, providing closure to the families of the victims and the community at large.
.