Motorists traveling on a highway between Kiev and Odessa got a sweet surprise Wednesday when a truck spilled 800 kilograms of honey onto the road.
The honey left a gooey mess covering three of the highway’s four lanes after a truck carrying the honey in barrels collided with another truck in Ukraine’s Odessa region, Interfax reported, citing the Emergency Situations Ministry.
The report did not say who was responsible for the accident.
The highway was temporarily closed while a ministry crew cleaned up the mess.
(MT)
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