CSX Train Carrying Molten Sulfur Derails in Kentucky
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Hundreds of emergency workers were trying to put out a large fire after the derailment in Rockcastle County.
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A train derailed and spilled chemicals in a remote part of eastern Kentucky on Wednesday, prompting officials to encourage residents of a small town to evacuate.
A train has derailed and spilled a chemical in a remote part of eastern Kentucky, prompting officials to encourage residents of a small town to evacuate amid concerns about air quality.
A train has derailed and spilled a chemical in a remote part of eastern Kentucky, prompting officials to encourage residents of a small town to evacuate amid concerns about air quality.
More than a dozen freight train cars derailed in central Kentucky Wednesday, spilling molten sulfur and sparking a fire, officials said, prompting authorities to encourage residents of a nearby town to evacuate on the eve of Thanksgiving.
The Wednesday derailment of at least 16 train cars in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, reportedly triggered the leakage and combustion of molten sulfur from two of the derailed cars.
More than 15 train cars have derailed in the southern US state of Kentucky, spilling molten sulfur, sparking a fire, and prompting authorities to encourage nearby communities to evacuate on the eve of…
Some residents in central Kentucky were urged to leave their homes after more than a dozen freight train cars derailed, spilling molten sulfur and starting a fire ahead of Thanksgiving.
Residents of Livingston, Kentucky are being urged to stay out of the area after a train carrying molten sulfur derailed. The chemicals then caught fire.
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