Governor announces reopening of collapsed I-95 section in Philadelphia within 2 weeks.

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The collapsed section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia is set to reopen in two weeks, according to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. President Joe Biden, who visited the site with other officials, called reopening the roadway the country's biggest priority and promised more federal funding for the project. The collapse occurred earlier this month after a tanker truck carrying 8,500 gallons of gasoline crashed underneath the overpass and caught fire, causing the I-beams supporting the overpass to weaken and collapse.
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