By . Lillian Radulova for Daily Mail Australia . A thousand litres of body wash was spilt across six lanes on a busy road in Sydney's North on Wednesday morning. The spill occurred at approximately 11:30am on Pennant Hills Road and police were forced to close two of three northbound lanes. A spokesperson from Fire and Rescue New South Wales told Daily Mail Australia that the truck carrying the liquid had reported a leak, however the Daily Telegraph has reported the vehicle was involved in a crash. One thousand litres of body was spilt on a road in Sydney's north on Wednesday . Fire and Rescue NSW said the truck carrying the liquid reported a leak, however the Daily Telegraph claimed a crash had occured . Only one crew of firefighters attended the scene where they diluted the body wash before handing the site over to police. Bus services and drivers experienced lengthy delays, however no injuries were reported. Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page where they posted: 'Firefighters have diluted 1000-litre body wash spill. 'Northbound lanes reopened. Motorists no longer in a lather'. Needless to say, drivers have been warned to beware of the slippery road conditions. Firefighters were called to the scene where they diluted the body wash before handing the scene over to police . Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page where they posted: 'Northbound lanes reopened. Motorists no longer in a lather' Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page .
One thousand litres of body wash was spilt on a north Sydney road .
The liquid spread across six lanes and police were forced to close two .
Firefighters attended the scene where they diluted the body wash .
By . Lillian Radulova for Daily Mail Australia . A thousand litres of body wash was spilt across six lanes on a busy road in Sydney's North on Wednesday morning. The spill occurred at approximately 11:30am on Pennant Hills Road and police were forced to close two of three northbound lanes. A spokesperson from Fire and Rescue New South Wales told Daily Mail Australia that the truck carrying the liquid had reported a leak, however the Daily Telegraph has reported the vehicle was involved in a crash. One thousand litres of body was spilt on a road in Sydney's north on Wednesday . Fire and Rescue NSW said the truck carrying the liquid reported a leak, however the Daily Telegraph claimed a crash had occured . Only one crew of firefighters attended the scene where they diluted the body wash before handing the site over to police. Bus services and drivers experienced lengthy delays, however no injuries were reported. Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page where they posted: 'Firefighters have diluted 1000-litre body wash spill. 'Northbound lanes reopened. Motorists no longer in a lather'. Needless to say, drivers have been warned to beware of the slippery road conditions. Firefighters were called to the scene where they diluted the body wash before handing the scene over to police . Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page where they posted: 'Northbound lanes reopened. Motorists no longer in a lather' Fire and Rescue NSW chose to make light of the situation on their Twitter page .
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