The Situation In East Palestine Is Getting WORSE

East Palestine is not safe and the ‘Commander-in-Chief’ is nowhere to be seen.

Authorities initially told citizens that the water was safe to drink and the air safe to breathe, we have since learned that this was the furthest thing from the truth.

At least one EPA administrator issued this warning:

Meanwhile in East Palestine, Ohio…

Reporter: "Would you allow your kids anywhere close to these streams right now?"

EPA administrator: "I would not."pic.twitter.com/pIe3N52FPw

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) February 28, 2023

To make matters worse, sources are now reporting that a temporary dam, built to contain the toxic chemicals present in the surrounding water systems, is now overflowing. …

We previously reported that the toxic cloud from the initial train derailment was headed to New York and Indiana.

This latest development further corroborates the fact that toxic fallout doesn’t just stay put—it travels; the only question now is: just how far will the fallout go?

Here’s what we currently know:

BREAKING: A temporary dam erected by Norfolk Southern in #EastPalestineOH —with contaminated water—is overflowing AGAIN where Leslie Run and Sulphur Run creeks meet. There are 5 water wells in close proximity drawing from groundwater. This is at edge of East Palestine City Park. pic.twitter.com/1IKoPfBnmJ

— Status Coup News (@StatusCoup) March 4, 2023

Video shows countless dead fish in Belleville Michigan which is 233 miles north of East Palestine Ohio. Dioxins are one of the most toxic substance known. pic.twitter.com/pWOIEWERit

— 🥖🎪 (@503i7) March 3, 2023

WTAE News, a local ABC affiliate, detailed the recent developments:

Mary McCarron, a public information officer for the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, tells Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 the large pool was a containment dam that “was actually part of mitigation work surrounding the storm.”

Vacuum trucks were used to pull up the released water. McCarron said the system allows them to control the runoff in the derailment area.

NATIONAL POLL: Do You Trust Fox News?

 

Resident of East Palestine, Ohio, sounds off on Biden's failed response to the toxic train disaster:

"I have no words for that man, honestly. He should've been here a long time ago." pic.twitter.com/W2LDXGfAQc

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) March 7, 2023

NOQ Report explains:

“This water is not coming from the derailment site,” Thomas A. Crosson, senior director of strategic communications with Norfolk Southern said.

“We have purposely dammed this area to raise water levels to allow for aeration. In heavy rain events, those waters can rise and is not a reason for concern.”

Residents feel otherwise.