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Norfolk Southern train derails in Alabama hours before CEO testifies before Congress

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A Norfolk Southern train derailed Thursday in Calhoun County, Alabama. No reports of injuries and no reports of a hazardous leak after approximately 30 cars derailed. This is the third derailment of the company's trains since last month. Last month, a 9,300-foot train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed.

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The Independent

Another Norfolk Southern train derails as CEO apologizes before Congress

It’s the third incident involving Norfolk Southern trains in the past week

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Norfolk Southern train derails in Alabama, no public threat (copy)

A Norfolk Southern train derailed in Alabama on Thursday, but company and local officials said there is no threat to the public. Norfolk Southern spokesman Connor Spielmaker said the derailment

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Norfolk Southern train derails in Alabama, no public threat

A Norfolk Southern train derailed in Alabama on Thursday, but company and local officials said there is no threat to the public

1 year ago·United States

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Norfolk Southern train derails in Alabama, no public threat

PIEDMONT, Ala. (AP) — A Norfolk Southern train derailed in Alabama on Thursday, but company and local officials said there is no threat to the public. Norfolk Southern spokesman Connor Spielmaker said the derailment in Calhoun County, Alabama involved about 37 train cars but none were carrying hazardous materials. He says two of the cars are considered “residue” cars because they previously contained hazardous materials, but they were not compro…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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New York Post

Norfolk Southern train derails in Alabama hours before CEO gets grilled by Congress

A 30-car Norfolk Southern train carrying no hazardous materials derailed near White Plains, Alabama, just over a month after the disaster in East Palestine, Ohio.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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