Two individuals were killed in a multi-vehicle crash inside a highway tunnel in southwest Wyoming on Friday, prompting authorities to close Interstate 80 in Green River. Other injuries were reported, but details were not yet available. The Wyoming Highway Patrol responded to the crash in the westbound lanes, which involved a multi-vehicle pileup with an active fire and explosion threat. Governor Mark Gordon described the incident as a tragedy and offered support to those affected. The tunnel was evacuated and inspections were ongoing to assess the damage and potential reopening of the roadway. Local hospitals and medical examiners were working to provide information on the injured individuals. The region was experiencing hazardous weather conditions, with snow reported in the area. Green River, where the crash occurred, is a city of over 11,000 residents in the southwest corner of Wyoming. The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers on the road, especially in inclement weather.
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