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一 |     A "super fog" in Louisiana has caused a multi-car pileup on Interstate 55 near New Orleans, Louisiana, after severely lowering visibility, according to police.The crash, involving dozens of cars, occurred on Monday morning due to heavy fog conditions, according to Louisiana State Police. A long stretch of Interstate 55, a 24-mile-long highway over Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans, is expected to be closed "for the foreseeable future," police said.Interstate 10 and Interstate 310 were also closed as a result of the crash, police said. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards confirmed the accident in a statement Monday that there were fatalities in the crash, but did not say how many people were killed or injured.For hours after the crash, emergency crews worked to clear debris from both northbound and southbound lanes, according to state police.The super fog was caused by smoke from marsh fires burning in the region combined with dense fog developing in the area early Monday morning bringing extremely low visibility. In some spots, visibility was near zero, creating dangerous driving conditions.Super fogs typically form when condensed water vapor mixes with the smoke and moisture released from damp organic material smoldering from a nearby fire, such as brush, leaves and trees, according to the National Weather Service. Visibility can be lowered to less than 10 feet as a result, according to the NWS.This has been occurring in the region over the past several mornings, with the location of the densest fog and most dangerous conditions varying day to day, forecasts show.Super fogs can be especially dangerous when they develop near and over highways. The localized nature of the weather phenomenon means that visibility conditions can worsen rapidly within a very short distance, which can lead to a hazardous combination of sudden low to near-zero visibility and vehicles traveling at a high speed on a highway.The very limited visibility then hinders a driver's ability to react to changing conditions on a roadway.The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for much of southeastern Louisiana on Monday morning, including from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.Over the past several days, the National Weather Service has been warning of the threat of dense fog during the early mornings in the region that would be worsened in some areas by nearby marsh fires. State police advised drivers to use their low-beam headlights if they can't see at least 500 feet in front of them.The fog dissipated by mid Monday morning, and all fog alerts have since been canceled.While areas of smoke will continue to be possible in the area as various marsh fires continue to burn, fog is not forecast to be a major issue Monday night, as weather conditions will be less favorable for fog development.Morning fog is not uncommon this time of the year for the region, but more than 86% of the state is currently battling extreme drought conditions, which is elevating fire danger. This could mean more instances of super fog in the coming days and weeks as cooler temperatures settle in, but the drought and wildfire risk persist.In addition, devastating drought and wildfire conditions continue to impact Louisiana. More than 60% of the state is now categorized at exceptional drought, the highest category of concern, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. Just three months ago, 0% of the state was listed under exceptional drought."The combination of wildfire smoke and dense fog is dangerous, and I want to encourage all Louisianans in affected areas to take extreme caution when traveling," Edwards said in a statement.State troopers are working to notify families and investigate the exact cause of the crash, according to state police.It is unclear how many fatalities and injuries occurred as a result of the crash. The St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office directed media requests to Louisiana State Police.Additional information was not immediately available. Louisiana State Police did not immediately reply to ABC News' request for comment.。    新加坡国立大学（NUS）作为新加坡最著名的高等学府之一，不仅在亚洲享有盛誉，更在全球范围内拥有卓越的影响力。无数杰出校友从这里起步，走向各自领域的巅峰。特别值得一提的是，新加坡有六位总统和总理都曾在NUS求学，这不仅展现了NUS作为人才摇篮的实力，也为国家的发展注入了源源不断的动力。来源：Facebook1. Dr Benjamin Sheares本杰明·薛尔思博士，1929年医学班毕业，新加坡第二任总统，薛尔思先生以坚定自信的领导者著称，同时他也是新加坡现代产科和妇科之父。

二 | 2. Lee Kuan Yew李光耀，1940-41年，新加坡开国总理，李先生被誉为现代新加坡的国父，他以务实的态度和战略远见，毕生致力于国家建设。

三 | 3. SR Nathan纳丹先生，1954年社会科学班毕业，新加坡第六任总统，作为新加坡任期最长的总统，纳丹先生以坚韧不拔著称，他是一位杰出的募款人和国际关系专家。

四 | 来源：Facebook4. Tony Tan Keng Yam陈庆炎先生，1962年物理学班毕业，新加坡第七任总统，陈先生致力于建设一个包容的国家，推动新加坡活跃的公民社会发展。5. Goh Chok Tong吴作栋先生，1964年经济学班毕业，新加坡第二任总理，吴先生带领新加坡度过了本世纪最严峻的经济危机之一。6. Halimah Yacob哈莉玛·雅各布女士，1978年法律班毕业，新加坡第八任总统，哈莉玛女士以务实的领导风格和关爱人民的精神而闻名。

五 | 来源：Facebook这些杰出的NUS校友，以他们的智慧、远见和领导力，深刻影响了新加坡的发展进程。他们不仅是NUS的骄傲，更是新加坡的宝贵财富。参考资料：1. https://www.facebook.com/nus.singapore/posts/pfbid02HikeLm7uJJf4ajyYbrCBMn1dwEJ7NjKo9hbS86QjyAqpAtL1JktaRjq6a8Sn4ZCNl?utm_source=Corpsite&utm_medium=FeaturedBanner，Facebook。

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