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Residents of the Ohio town of about 4,750 were let back into their homes days after several cars’ worth of chemicals of a Norfolk Southern train which derailed February 3 were burned off into the atmosphere.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27 (Xinhua) -- Residents and workers near the site in the U.S. state of Ohio where a train carrying hazardous chemicals derailed early this month have been diagnosed with bronchitis and other conditions that doctors and nurses suspect are linked to chemical exposure, according to a NBC News report.
Residents who live near the toxic site of the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment have said they've been ...
In a town hall meeting with East Palestine, Ohio residents, Erin Brockovich told residents to keep a journal of health effect they notice following the hazardous train derailment.
Authorities also purposefully burned chemicals left in derailed cars over concerns of a possible explosion.