Ohio health officials to open clinic amid growing health concerns over train derailment

Today, federal health workers are holding a health clinic in East Palestine, Ohio. That's where a Norfolk Southern train derailed nearly three weeks ago. It was carrying hazardous chemicals, so those had to be burned off, releasing toxic chemicals into the air. Since then, people have complained of headaches, rashes and nausea in themselves and their pets. The CEO of Norfolk Southern says air and water quality tests in the area have come back clean, but says people with private wells should keep drinking bottled water. Why?.

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