PORTAGE, Ind. — A massive semi fire prompted a hazmat situation on I-94 in Portage, Indiana.
The fire started around 5:30 a.m. Thursday in the westbound lanes of I-94 near State Road 249.
Earlier, police were evacuating 1/2 mile radius around the area because the semi contained hazardous material — but the evacuation order has been lifted.
Police are now allowing traffic stuck on WB I-94 near SR 249 to get past the semi. Everything east of 49 is still being diverted.
Police allowing traffic stuck on WB 94 btw SR49 and SR 249 to get past semi. Everything east of 49 still diverted at that point. pic.twitter.com/4nQIA8YSrJ
— Sarah Jindra (@SarahJindra) September 28, 2017
Police are allowing WB traffic approaching SR-249 to get onto the eastbound side.
Police allowing traffic stuck on WB 94 approaching SR-249 to get onto the EB side. pic.twitter.com/Lry2N1t4Ar
— Sarah Jindra (@SarahJindra) September 28, 2017
No injuries have been reported.
This is a developing story. Check back for details.