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星期一,一个女人被自己的卡车轧死了.
7 s6 X! G- } T3 p2 N8 d她57岁, 叫Audrey Wiedrick. 她在车祸现场就死了.
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EDMONTON - A woman was killed Monday when the truck she was driving turned over and crushed her beneath its roof.
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The woman was driving a gravel truck two kilometres north of Westlock when it veered off the road. The truck rolled across Highway 44, trapping and crushing the woman in the cab.
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Audrey Wiedrick, 57, from Westlock, was pronounced dead at the scene, according to RCMP. She was not wearing a seat belt.5 V* X8 x" o7 M7 @: K
Wiedrick worked for Alberta Highway Services and was hauling a water tank and asphalt packer when the accident occurred, said Jason Maloney, spokesman for the Alberta occupational health and safety office.: m! s7 }* e( @: c/ D9 p+ F
/ m) a4 Q/ F2 G! _6 h5 g6 WIt is not known what caused the woman to drive the truck off the road. Occupational health and safety and the RCMP are investigating.+ P, b" N; d6 F
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"The truck is considered a workplace, that was the driver's workplace," Maloney said, explaining why they are investigating.6 I' {& \, g2 Y! Z
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Maloney said they will look at the maintenance records of the truck and trailer, the hours the driver worked, and the weight of the units the truck was carrying. |
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