Arizonia, Ohio, South Carolina, Texas Train Derailment Truck Accidents - Wtf Is This All About

I just wanted to post the waterways feeding from the Ohio river system.
Decide for yourself whether the East Palestine train derailment is an important issue.


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ParentAdvocate
@ParentAdvocate
If this fallout is correct,
this just activated DHS sections I, II, III, IV, V, VI, and VII.
It borders half of US territories with Canada,
the entire Eastern seaboard and parts of the Gulf.
I'm no strategist but there's more about this event
than ruining crops, livestock and making people sick or dead.
Remember Patriots, no one cancels the Constitution of the United States,
the Natural Laws given by our creator nor our sovereignty as a nation, under any pretense.

 

Glen Qrey is with Brenda Meadows and

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You know I don't push FEAR PORN, just a heads up people.
If any of you missed it, there has been this fire or burn off going in Ohio,
lots of animals and fish dying.
LooK we are getting warmer weather here in Ontario that usually means a SW or WSW wind,
so this poison is going to hit us.
I hope it will not be bad, but just a heads-up.
An X windsurfer knows this.
I used to head to Lake Erie all the time for the SW winds.
As the crow flies usually heads for Lake Simcoe area,
but this can spread anywhere because of changing temperatures the winds will change.
WWG1WGA. Kiss my Canadian ass Trudeau!

 

PEOPLESWORLD ORG
Carrier cost-cutting on railroad caused fiery Ohio wreck
Carrier cost-cutting on railroad caused fiery Ohio wreck – People's World (peoplesworld.org)
Carrier cost-cutting on railroad caused fiery Ohio wreck – People's World (peoplesworld.org)
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50-car train derailment

causes big fire, evacuations in Ohio

• Pennsylvania
• Ohio
• Evacuations

50-car train derailment causes big fire, evacuations in Ohio

February 4, 2023



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In this photo provided by Melissa Smith, a train fire is seen from her farm in East Palestine, Ohio, Friday, Feb. 3, 2023. A train derailment and resulting large fire prompted an evacuation order in the Ohio village near the Pennsylvania state line on Friday night, covering the area in billows of smoke lit orange by the flames below. (Melissa Smith via AP)

EAST PALESTINE, Ohio (AP) — A freight train derailment in Ohio near the Pennsylvania state line left a mangled and charred mass of boxcars and flames Saturday as authorities launched a federal investigation and monitored air quality from the various hazardous chemicals in the train.
About 50 cars derailed in East Palestine at about 9 p.m. EST Friday as a train was carrying a variety of products from Madison, Illinois, to Conway, Pennsylvania, rail operator Norfolk Southern said Saturday. There was no immediate information about what caused the derailment. No injuries or damage to structures were reported.
“The post-derailment fire spanned about the length of the derailed train cars,” Michael Graham, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board, told reporters Saturday evening. “The fire has since reduced in intensity, but remains active and the two main tracks are still blocked.”


Norfolk Southern said 20 of the more than 100 cars were classified as carrying hazardous materials — defined as cargo that could pose any kind of danger “including flammables, combustibles, or environmental risks.” Graham said 14 cars carrying vinyl chloride were involved in the derailment “and have been exposed to fire,” and at least one “is intermittently releasing the contents of the car through a pressure release device as designed.”

“At this time we are working to verify which hazardous materials cars, if any, have been breached,” he said.

The Environmental Protection Agency and Norfolk Southern were continuing to monitor air quality,
and investigators would begin their on-scene work “once the scene is safe and secure,” he said.

Vinyl chloride, used to make the polyvinyl chloride hard plastic resin used in a variety of plastic products,
is associated with increased risk of liver cancer and other cancers, according to the federal government’s National Cancer Institute.

Federal officials said they were also concerned about other possibly hazardous materials.

Mayor Trent Conaway, who earlier declared a state of emergency citing the “train derailment with hazardous materials,”
said air quality monitors throughout a one-mile zone ordered evacuated had shown no dangerous readings.

Fire Chief Keith Drabick said officials were most concerned about the vinyl chloride
and referenced one car containing that chemical but said safety features on that car were still functioning.

Emergency crews would keep their distance until Norfolk Southern officials told them it was safe to approach,
Drabick said.

“When they say it’s time to go in and put the fire out, my guys will go in and put the fire out,” he said.

He said there were also other chemicals in the cars and officials would seek a list from Norfolk Southern
and federal authorities.

Graham said the safety board’s team would concentrate on gathering “perishable” information
about the derailment of the train, which had 141 load cars, nine empty cars and three locomotives.

State police had aerial footage and the locomotives had forward-facing image recorders
as well as data recorders that could provide such information as train speed,
throttle position and brake applications, he said.

Train crew and other witnesses would also be interviewed, Graham said.



Firefighters were pulled from the immediate area and unmanned streams were used
to protect some areas including businesses that might also have contained materials of concern,
officials said. Freezing temperatures in the single digits complicated the response as trucks pumping water froze,
Conaway said.

East Palestine officials said 68 agencies from three states and a number of counties
responded to the derailment, which happened about 51 miles (82 kilometers)
northwest of Pittsburgh and within 20 miles (32 kilometers) of the tip of West Virginia’s Northern Panhandle.

Conaway said surveillance from the air showed “an entanglement of cars”
with fires still burning and heavy smoke continuing to billow from the scene as officials
tried to determine what was in each car from the labels outside.

The evacuation order and shelter-in-place warnings would remain in effect until further notice, officials said.

Village officials warned residents that they might hear explosions due to the fire.

They said drinking water was safe despite discoloration due to the volume being pumped the fight the blaze.

Some runoff had been detected in streams but rail officials were working to stem that
and prevent it from going downstream, officials said.ficials repeatedly urged people
not to come to the scene, saying they were endangering not only themselves but emergency responders.

The evacuation area covered 1,500 to 2,000 of the town’s 4,800 to 4,900 residents,
but it was unknown how many were actually affected, Conaway said.

A high school and community center were opened, and the few dozen residents sheltering
at the high school included Ann McAnlis, who said a neighbor had texted her about the crash.

“She took a picture of the glow in the sky from the front porch,” McAnlis told WFMJ-TV.
“That’s when I knew how substantial this was.”

Norfolk Southern opened an assistance center in the village to take information from affected residents
and also said it was “supporting the efforts of the American Red Cross and their temporary community shelters
through a $25,000 donation.

Elizabeth Parker Sherry said her 19-year-old son was heading to Walmart
to pick up a new TV in time for the Super Bowl when he called her outside
to see the flames and black smoke billowing toward their home.

She said she messaged her mother to get out of her home next to the tracks,
but all three of them and her daughter then had to leave her own home
as crews went door-to-door to tell people to leave the evacuation zone.

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Glen Qrey
If you haven't been paying attention to this story, please do so now.
This is going to go down in history as one of the worst environmental disasters
the USA has ever had.
The state and corporate cover up began immediately.
Fedbook is not allowing me to share the original post
(which is a large compilation of facts and links) in its entirety,
so I linked it in the comments below.

The number of chemicals released into the air and water,
as well as the seriousness of their effects, were purposely obscured by Norfolk Southern,
and the pigs violently arrested a journalist for doing his job during the first local press conference held there.

This is all a consequence of greed. Norfolk Southern's massive strike busting efforts
and their pushing to not have to keep their workers and the railways safe
are a testament to how unspeakably evil they really are.

Never believe they weren't aware in advance that this kind of thing
would be the inevitable result of their actions.

 

Glen Qrey
Toronto, Niagara Region, Buffalo could get the worst.

Winds are light SW at this time at 9am.