KINGMAN COUNTY —Emergency crews were busy Saturday night in Kingman County. 

Just after 11:40p.m., a 911 call was placed for a possible semi on fire in the area of Highway 54 and NE 150 Avenue. The truck was full of frozen pizza and wontons, according to Kingman County Emergency Management Director Macay Ewy.

 When crews arrived they found tractor trailer with fire extending into the trailer.&nbsp;

Cheney Fire, Kingman County Sheriff’s Office, Kingman Ems, Kingman Fire and Kingman County Emergency Management. Around 5a.m. Sunday, crews were still working on unloading what was left of the trailer cargo. There were no injuries and the cause may never be determined, according to Ewy because was destroyed.

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 </figure>KINGMAN COUNTY —Emergency crews were busy Saturday night in Kingman County. Just after 11:40p.m., a 911 call was placed for a possible semi on fire in the area of Highway 54 and NE 150 Avenue. The truck was full of frozen pizza and wontons, according to Kingman County Emergency Management Director Macay Ewy. When crews arrived they found tractor trailer with fire extending into the trailer.&nbsp;<figure>
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 </figure>Cheney Fire, Kingman County Sheriff’s Office, Kingman Ems, Kingman Fire and Kingman County Emergency Management. Around 5a.m. Sunday, crews were still working on unloading what was left of the trailer cargo. There were no injuries and the cause may never be determined, according to Ewy because was destroyed.

Semi full of pizza, wontons destroyed in Kansas fire