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A crash between a train and an 18-wheeler has resulted in a diesel spill. The spill has been contained, but it is affecting traffic. Traffic is beginning to become congested as a result of the incident.
The crash occurred on Highway 90. Sugar Land police are involved in the situation. Further details about the crash and its aftermath are available from the authorities.
The incident is causing traffic issues, and motorists should be aware of the potential delays.
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