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A fatal single-car crash occurred on Highway 288 outbound, near Beltway 8. According to the Pearland PD, one person was killed in the incident. The crash caused significant disruptions to traffic, with heavy backups reported along the freeway.
Aerial footage from SkyEye13 showed the extent of the congestion. Further details about the crash are available from the source, ABC13 Houston. For more information, readers can consult the original report.
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