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"Three people were airlifted to a hospital after a five-vehicle wreck that shut down both sides of Highway 113 in Sutter County, police at the crash scene told KCRA 3.At least one of the people injured was trapped after the collision, the California Highway Patrol said shortly after the incident -- involving two big rigs, two trucks and a sedan about 7:30 a.m. near Kirkville Road.During the recovery of pinned vehicles, authorities determined that diesel fuel spilled into water. The California Department of Fish and Game were working to remedy the hazmat.\u00A0There's no word on any of the victims' conditions.The driver of a big rig failed to slow for traffic, which was backed up due to construction, and plowed into a line of vehicles, the CHP said.The impact left crop fertilizer -- a white, powdery substance -- all over the roadway.Even until about 9 a.m., the big rig remained on the side of the road. It was being held up for a truck that got pinned underneath, police said.\u00A0The highway opened just before 6 p.m.\u00A0A boat trailer ended up on the opposite side of the freeway, as well.Three diesel tow trucks were called to the scene to help clear the wreckage.Drivers were asked to avoid the area and use an alternate route instead -- such as Highway 99."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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