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A FEMA team is on the ground in Ohio more than two weeks after a train derailed while carrying toxic chemicals.

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[bendickson]

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[HombreWithAnOmbre]

It's sad that people on TikTok are reporting this honestly and more in depth than mega news corporations! The government is trying to hard to cover this up

[WestCoastFront]

I can't believe they still haven't instated a state of emergency.

[deadjezebel]

How about report the black clouds that are traveling across the country? The footage is terrifying.

[GuardianGunman]

“The air and water are safe”, is something they would have to say to keep people from panicking. Obviously it’s not goddamn safe. I just feel sorry for the people that are believing lies and not getting to safety

[diamondsndregs]

Keep the pressure on! Norfolk Southern has been grossly negligent from the start! The simplest car accidents get treated better!

[dude]

residents should of get the hell out of there within a couple days after the incident. money or no money. they are screwed for amount of exposure for almost a month now they endured and their children and newborns will suffer too in longterms

[wmonger]

The government should be ashamed, but they should be ashamed of many things.

[AcesDman]

They poured the chemicals on the ground and burned it to save millions on removal. They had the tanker cars under control and could have removed the chemicals by Hazmat Tanker trucks and sent them away. THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE A DISASTER 100X Worst. WTF???

[eksbocks]

"we'll make this right"

Please do. This is something that can affect people long-term.

[cartaggame]

Why did it take the news so long to cover these derailments?

[ThingsImStudying]

One of the worst Ohio environmental trageties since the Cuyahoga river caught on fire. On June 22, 1969, the Cuyahoga River caught fire due to an accumulation of oil and other flammable materials on its surface. The fire was not the first time the river had caught on fire, but it was the most significant and widely publicized incident.

[imlevitating___]

Let me remind you that Biden is in Ukraine and not in Ohio

[xijinbling]

Zelensky got billions overnight, Ohio barely any attention.

[arrondeclue]

How did the train derail in the first place?

[sashadala]

Just doing their Jobs, that's covering up the cause and effects. Like the chemicals, melting the skin off of babies.

[beverlyweber]

I wonder what chemicals were burned in the pit that the railroad hasn't disclosed.

[constantinvaldor]

Imagine all the money spent in Ukraine that could've helped the people of Ohio.

[feartheghostinme]

The town is toxic ot will never be the same again

[HotZTrain]

Jennifer Homendy (NTSB Chair made a statement today that the accident was totally preventable. I find this to be inflammatory and totally unprofessional because this will never be supported with concrete evidence.
She also implied that the threshold set by NS regarding what temp should lead to stopping the train was set too high. She really didn't provide any specifics to support her opinion. She is a career bureaucrat.