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Almost two years after a Trains In East Palestine, Ohio, he caused a chemical explosion, Hilary Flint, a resident, says he still feels his detrimental effects on his health.
Flint was forced to move -when chemicals began to filter out in the air, making it sick.
If he returns to his house, he was Near the derailmentFlint will still get rashes and other symptoms.
“It’s something that many community members are diagnosed and experienced,” he said.
Not only that, but the community is still “fractured”, said Flint Monday “NewsNation Live. “”
“When you are from small towns, they are very close, where we do not have the same type of sensation in the communities (Pennsylvania) or Ohio affected,” said Flint.
He added that he is “incredibly” disappointed that residents still do not have access to supervision or health care they need, so he hopes vice president Vance to follow the promises he made to those affected by the derailment of the train.
Vance, a former Ohio Republican Senator, has called For more chemical tests in East Palestine. He and former Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) too urge the Department of Health and Human Services to set up a Record of voluntary diseases For those exposed to toxic chemicals.
“It seems that the process has been incredibly slow, while people are still ill every day,” Flint said.
“So I hope now that President Trump and Vice President Vance are in charge that they can move forward quickly because it is something that JD Vance followed,” he added.
