After Louisiana derailment, acid leak evacuation extended
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Authorities in southeast Louisiana's St. James Parish are allowing some residents in the Paulina community to return to their homes a day after a train derailment caused a sulfuric acid
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Authorities in southeast Louisiana's St. James Parish are allowing some residents in the Paulina community to return to their homes a day after a train derailment caused a sulfuric acid
A train derailment and acid leak led to road closures and evacuations in a Louisiana community about 50 miles west of New Orleans. The St. James Parish Sheriff’s Office said
A train hauling tanks of chemicals derailed in St. James Parish, Louisiana, on Wednesday, leaking hydrochloric acid and forcing the evacuation of over 100 residents.
No injuries were reported in the derailment in the community of Paulina in St. James Parish, about 50 miles west of New Orleans. St. James officials said about 200 homes were evacuated.
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