Polce were called to the scene where a lorry carring turkeys overturned
Evening update: Road reopens after turkey lorry overturns
Rosa McMahon
Friday, February 15, 2013
6:43 PM
A Norfolk road has re-opened after a lorry carrying a large number turkeys overturned.
Police were called to the Watton Road in Great Hockham just after 9am after the accident.
Three fire engines were called to the scene and there was a reported fuel spillage on the road.
No one was injured, but the road was shut until just after 6pm.
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