(KLZA)-- A semi-truck loaded with frozen meat was blown onto its side Tuesday afternoon just west of Humboldt.
According to a Richardson County Sheriff's Department news release, 51-year-old Iowa resident Brian Isom was driving the semi east on Highway 4 when a strong gust of wind blew the truck onto its side.
Isom suffered minor injuries. Traffic on Highway 4 was re-routed around the wreck for a period of time while a crane was brought in to lift the truck and trailer.
The Humboldt-Volunteer Fire Department also responded to the scene.
Pictures posted with this story are from the Humboldt Volunteer Fire Department Facebook page.
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