Mangal Rai, 28, Killed In I-81 Motorcycle Crash: PSP
A 28-year-old motorcyclist from Shippensburg died in a crash that closed an Interstate 81 ramp in Hampden Township on Saturday, Nov. 16, according to Pennsylvania State Police and PennDOT spokesperson Fritzi Schreffler.
Motorcyclist who died in Cumberland County crash is identified
Mangal Rai, age 28, was identified by Pennsylvania State Police as the man killed Saturday morning on the interchange between I-81 and 581.
Man killed in motorcycle crash on Interstate 81 ramp
A deadly motorcycle crash shut down an Interstate 81 ramp in Cumberland County, according to PennDOT. Emergency crews responded to the wreck in Hampden Township around 6:45 a.m. on Saturday.Sign up for our NewslettersThe ramp from Interstate 81 Southbound to Route 581 Eastbound was closed.
Victim identified in deadly Cumberland County motorcycle accident
The incident occurred on the ramp connecting I-81 South to Pa. 581 East in Hampden Township on Saturday morning.
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The victim of the fatal motorcycle crash on the I-81 South ramp to 581 East in Cumberland County was identified. According to ...
Troopers release identity of motorcyclist killed in Cumberland County crash
A portion of I-81 south reopened after being temporarily shut down Saturday following a fatal motorcycle crash.Officials say ...
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