Ohio train derailment: Sherrod Brown ‘not entirely satisfied’ with Norfolk Southern after second crash

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D–OH) stated that he was “not completely satisfied” With railroad company Norfolk Southern’s Response to second Ohio train derailment This was Saturday.

This train derailment took place just one month after 20 cars on a Norfolk Southern train were damaged in an accident outside Springfield. Some cars involved in the derailment had toxic chemicals. However, the railroad company claimed that they did not have any such chemicals.

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“I’m not entirely satisfied because I want to know [if there] are some sort of remnants of something that might have been in those cars,” Brown told ABC.

“Those cars were mostly empty. But I want to know if there are any contaminants sort of left in those mostly empty cars that might have affected Clark County near the fairgrounds, all the way into Springfield.”

Brown stated that both local and state officials are being treated with respect by Brown. “pretty satisfied” While Norfolk Southern responded well to the latest derailment, Brown is still interested in more information. East Palestine residents have expressed continued concerns about their health due to a controlled burn which released chemicals to keep an explosion away.

“People are still concerned. My couple trips in the last two weeks I’ve made to East Palestine, and the railroad’s still not answering all the que