Another Train Carrying , Hazardous Materials Derailed , Outside of Detroit, Michigan.
Fox News reports that the derailment occurred in the
Van Buren Township outside of Detroit, Michigan.
Fox News reports that the derailment occurred in the
Van Buren Township outside of Detroit, Michigan.
According to authorities,
the cause of the derailment, remains unclear.
According to officials, at least six cars
were derailed. One of them
contained hazardous materials.
Fox 2 Detroit reports that police said there
were no injuries from the incident and the
area does not represent a hazmat situation.
The news comes less than two weeks
after a train carrying toxic chemicals
derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. .
Police have reportedly closed roads in
the Detroit area while an investigation
of the most recent accident is ongoing.
At this time no one is aware of the release
of any hazardous materials, the car carrying
hazardous material has been put upright
and is being removed from the area of
the other derailed cars, and EPA is
dispatching a team to ensure public safety, Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., via Fox News.
At this time no one is aware of the release
of any hazardous materials, the car carrying
hazardous material has been put upright
and is being removed from the area of
the other derailed cars, and EPA is
dispatching a team to ensure public safety, Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., via Fox News.
According to the Michigan Department of Environment,
Great Lakes, and Energy, the agency is, "aware of the train derailment in
Van Buren Township, Wayne County,".
According to the Michigan Department of Environment,
Great Lakes, and Energy, the agency is, "aware of the train derailment in
Van Buren Township, Wayne County,".
... where initial reports indicate no
threat to the public from the derailment.
EGLE personnel are on their way to the scene
to assist in assessing the situation. , Michigan Department of Environment,
Great Lakes, and Energy, via Fox News.
... where initial reports indicate no
threat to the public from the derailment.
EGLE personnel are on their way to the scene
to assist in assessing the situation. , Michigan Department of Environment,
Great Lakes, and Energy, via Fox News