US official reassures residents near toxic train derailment that their water and air are safe

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US official reassures residents near toxic train derailment that their water and air are safe

Feb. 18, 2023 - 00:10 By euronews (in English)

The head of the EPA in the United State states has tried to reassure residents of East Palestine that their drinking water and air are safe after a train derailed, creating a toxic plume of chemicals.