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Hmm. How about that. Might be a bigger deal then originally thought.

• 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y ago
  Or the investigators need to go closer to the disaster than the public?
  • munk-a 4y ago
    If you clear folks to return to their homes they'll be passing by that site every days. Yes - most folks probably aren't going to shove their noses in the train wreck but the people with the weakest resistance to poisons (kids) absolutely will be all over the site. If adults are getting significant side effects then children will likely have very severe reactions.
  • qbasic_forever 4y ago
    The article says the people that got sick were only going door to door to interview people in the town...
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• gfosco 4y ago
  Many people knew it was a bigger deal, with a casual glance at the chemicals involved. It has been a typical snowjob because the media likes the people in charge.
  • Sheboopi 4y ago
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