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NB I-71 reopens in Warren County after crash, fuel leak

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MASON, OH (FOX19) -

Northbound Interstate 71 in open again in Warren County after a crash and fuel leak closed it for several hours Tuesday morning.

Three vehicles including a semi tractor-trailer collided, causing the semi to leak fuel about 3:30 a.m., according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Lebanon post.

Crews closed the highway between Western Row Road and Kings Mills Road.

One minor injury was reported, according to the state patrol.

Authorities have been unable to provide further details.

FOX19 NOW will update this story as soon as new information is released.

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