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Towns outside East Palestine worry about long-term health effects
Feb 20, 2023 · 3m 49s
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The toxic plumes and poisonous runoff from the fiery north folk southern train wreck aren't just putting East Palestino high at risk, but neighboring towns too. I left Monday afternoon before the detonation. I took as many animals as I could and I took my kids and we left. Kayla Miller and her family keep a farm raising various poultry, foul goats and a pig and nearby, Negly, just
about 10 minutes out the town. The Miller's had to evacuate. The rail company and first responders detonated and burned off toxic materials in the train tanks to avert even more catastrophe. Initially the first one I found, he was in the farthest when they returned, Miller found some of her birds were sick or dead. And for days after that, he just wasn't on himself. He stayed away
from everybody and he's a rooster, so he's constantly chasing the other one. Miller adds her stepdaughter developed a rash and respiratory problems. She thinks from the polluted air and water. I absolutely think that it was probably a lot to do with the air because you could smell it. For days, we could smell it. And I don't know it might be in their water. Miller not the
only parent showing us photos of children with symptoms of sickness in response, federal and state health officials will open a clinic to treat those who think they've suffered chemical exposures. It will be inside a local church. A mobile unit will park outside. We're in Negly Ohio. We are 3.5 miles from the derailment site. Tiffany Corby lives down the road from the Miller's her family making do
with bottled water, not from the taps. Everything that we get comes from Palestine. It's all running down to us. We are on well water. You see, there are a lot of accidents in the Diureton, Florida. Our especially supports from Asian community. But on the Wednesday morning in December, it's beginning to start. Every week we get customers going the market together, and that will definitely make it
better for us to look. Not just says to the full trend what we have virtually totallyOR everything we are going to be going to be cysts it has all on the ground so I'm going to be doing it. I start slow because I want to be following this, because I'm going to be freezing. But I want to show everyone who is walking distance.ongay parachute is definitely
within walking distance. The body of water that concerns two mothers Leslie Runne which pollutants have seemed into, we filmed a dead minnow in more residue accumulating near a boom that's supposed magicate the damage. There's always been that joke that when he opposite flushes his toilets, neckligasted a drink of water. The anxiety doesn't stop. But iOS strawberry of bacteria. We're going farther from magnifying baked meat scum
and well hogging a just as bad for us too. We evacuated. We left. We need the help as much as they do. We need to know that you're coming to us that you're going to test our water, our soil, our air. And for the clinic here, the State Health Department urging people to make appointments as soon as they can. It'll open up around noon tomorrow. We
also learn that the governors of Pennsylvania and Ohio will be having a joint news conference with the EPA's administrator, Michael Regan tomorrow at 12 30 PM and we'll be in top of that. Lauren. Ashtonal correspondent John Moan reporting on the ground in East Palestine, Ohio. Thank you very much. Important stuff there. Speaking of folks who are clearly feeling the impacts.
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