Ohio, Norfolk Southern and alcohol

Norfolk Southern train derails in northwest Ohio, spilling corn syrup and alcohol, officials say
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A Norfolk Southern train derailed late Tuesday in northwest Ohio, spilling corn syrup and ethanol, officials said. Officials said 20 cars derailed and that the two substances spilled from the cars do not pose a health risk. The train derailed about 8:30 p.m. along U.S. Route 224 in Attica, about 80 miles southeast of Cleveland.
Train derailment in Attica, Ohio: Norfolk Southern says 'there is no danger to the public'
Norfolk Southern tells 3News the derailment involves four leaking cars, which include three that are non-hazardous and one carrying ethanol.
Norfolk Southern train derails in northern Ohio, leaks alcohol
A Norfolk Southern train derailed and leaked chemicals on Tuesday night in northern Ohio, not far from the Cleveland area.
Cleanup underway after Norfolk Southern train derails in Seneca County
SENECA COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO)—Several agencies are cleaning up after a Norfolk Southern train derailed in Attica, leaking corn syrup and ethanol. According to Norfolk Southern, 20 cars derailed just before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday resulting in leaks from four cars: three non-hazardous and one carrying ethanol.
19 train cars derail in Seneca County
Nineteen train cars are blocking a portion of Route 224 in Attica after a train derailment. The derailment happened before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Seneca Sheriff's Department said two tankers are leaking, one with corn syrup and the other with alcohol.
Train derails in Ohio, leaks alcohol
Train derails in Ohio, leaks alcohol
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