Highway 39 closed near Rouleau, Sask. following train derailment
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RCMP said drivers can expect delays in this area and are asked to follow officer directions at the scene.
Highway 39 is expected to be closed for several hours near Rouleau, Sask., after a train derailment occurred.
Saskatchewan RCMP said officers with the Milestone detachment are on scene and there are no reported injuries.
An RCMP statement added the derailment did not occur at a level crossing.
Drivers are asked to check the Highway Hotline for updated information before travelling in the area.
RCMP said drivers can expect delays in this area and are asked to follow officer directions at the scene.
Drivers are also reminded to slow down to 60 km/h when passing emergency workers.
Global News has reached out to CP Rail for more information but a response was not received before publication. This article will be updated when a response is available.
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