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Latest Ohio derailment poses no public risk, officials say

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28 of the southbound train's 212 cars, including four empty tankers, derailed at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday in Springfield Township near a business park and the county fairgrounds. Springfield is about 46 miles (74 kilometers) west of the state capital of Columbus. Residents living within 1,000 feet (305 meters) were asked to shelter in place.

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USA Today

Officials: No public risk from latest Ohio derailment

Ohio authorities say there is no indication of any public health risk from derailment of Norfolk Southern cargo train between Dayton and Columbus (March 6)

1 year ago·United States

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HuffPost

Latest Ohio Derailment Poses No Public Risk, Officials Say

A Norfolk Southern cargo train derailed between Dayton and Columbus, the second derailment of a company train in the state in a month.

1 year ago·United States

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Chicago Tribune

Latest Ohio train derailment poses no public risk, officials say

Authorities in Ohio say there is no indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a Norfolk Southern cargo train between Dayton and Columbus.

1 year ago·Chicago, United States

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Phys.org

Latest Ohio derailment poses no public risk, officials say

Authorities in Ohio say there is no indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a Norfolk Southern cargo train between Dayton and Columbus, the second derailment of a company train in the state in a month.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Penn Live

Latest Ohio derailment poses no public risk, officials say

Residents living within 1,000 feet were asked to shelter in place as a precaution, but officials early Sunday said there was “no indication of any injuries or risk to public health at this time.”

1 year ago·Harrisburg, United States

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WISH-TV

Latest Ohio derailment poses no public risk, officials say

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) — Authorities in Ohio say there is no indication of any risk to public health from the derailment of a Norfolk Southern cargo train between Dayton and Columbus, the second derailment of a company train in the state in a month. Norfolk Southern and Clark County officials say 28 of the southbound train’s 212 cars, including four empty tankers, derailed at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday in Springfield Township near a business park …

1 year ago·Indianapolis, United States

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