ANOTHER train derailment in Ohio

[Buddy]

I thought Biden loved trains

 

[Buddy]

Taking the toxic chemicals part back

‘No risk to public health’ after Norfolk Southern train derailment in Clark Co.

The Clark County Emergency Management Agency is asking residents within a 1,000 feet of the train derailment in Clark County to shelter in place.

www.whio.com

 

[Elle Seven]

WTF?!

 

[Genos]

There are about 1000 train derailment a year, many spilling toxic chemicals into the land around them. We only just statleted heating about it because tik toks in Ohio

 

[Heafcliffe]

The "Can't Get Right" State

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

USA lawst...

 

[Alix217]

Damn, it's over for Ohio

 

[High Art]

A white person must be filming that. I would have turned the car around and noped out of there because you don't know what they're carrying. I ain't got time to be looking and feeling like the Toxic Avenger after a possible chemical spill.

 

[get these nets]

There are about 1000 train derailment a year, many spilling toxic chemicals into the land around them. We only just statleted heating about it because tik toks in Ohio

Tik toks?
We started hearing about them because of the scale of the derailment in Ohio from weeks ago

 

[SwizzLake]

Seriously, WTF is going on?

 

[TL15]

Seriously, WTF is going on?

 

[popogogo]

The aliens doing this.

 

[Genos]

Tik toks?
We started hearing about them because of the scale of the derailment in Ohio from weeks ago

Yeah and the reason you even heard about that one was tik toks blowing up the story. The news media started covering it 10 days after it happened. To them it was just 1 of 1000 derailments until it became a major story.

 

[get these nets]

Yeah and the reason you even heard about that one was tik toks blowing up the story. The news media started covering it 10 days after it happened. To them it was just 1 of 1000 derailments until it became a major story.

News affiliates stations across Ohio were most definitely covering the story from the moment it occurred. Regional affiliates picked up the story, and due to the scale of the damage it soon became a national story.

World News Tonight report from FEB 5, 2023



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[Genos]

News affiliates stations across Ohio were most definitely covering the story from the moment it occurred. Regional affiliates picked up the story, and due to the scale of the damage it soon became a national story.

World News Tonight report from FEB 5, 2023



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Brother your using a 1 minute segment for something that got wall to wall coverage and is seen as a major disaster over a week after it happened? They have tons of one minute segments that are not national news weeks later and is something people forget. And I'm talking about national news because I don't live in Ohio and I don't look at their news. We know there is a difference between a national story and a local one