A Train Derails on the Mexico-US Border and Spills 59,000 Liters of Sodium Hydrosulfide
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Several freight train units derailed in a municipality in the northern state of Sonora, near the Arizona border, causing a spill of 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide…
The Federal Office for the Protection of the Environment (Profepa) announced that it is responding to an environmental emergency in Naco, Sonora following the derailment of a Ferromex freight train.The incident in Naco, Sonora, caused the spillage of approximately 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS), a chemical substance with potential risks to the ecosystem, according to Profepa.Profepa addresses the environmental emergency in Naco, Son…
Authorities report that there are no injuries from the event and claim that the site is under monitoring to identify possible damage
A Ferromex freight train derailed and there was a chemical spill: Profepa reported that 59,000 litres of sodium hydrosulfide were spilled.
The derailment of a Ferromex freight train in the municipality of Naco, Sonora, caused the spillage of approximately 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS), the Federal Office of Environmental Protection (Profepa) reported. In a statement, it indicated that it carries out inspection and evaluation actions to determine the effects on the environment. "Following the report of the accident, personnel of the State Coordination of Civil Protecti…
Authorities check water and soil after the train derailment in Naco, Sonora; so far no injured people are reported.
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