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DOON, I.A. – Mandatory evacuations are in order for Northwest Iowa after a train derailed Friday morning. Crews are on scene trying to figure out how much oil leaked into the water.
It was a phone call that Doon Mayor Tim Mantel wasn’t expecting early Friday morning. Nearly 30 train cars carrying oil are now in this water.
“Earlier this morning it derailed and stuff and there’s a lot of oil going into, yeah, into a pond,” said Mantel.
Officials evacuated the four homes close to these train cars. However, this is just the beginning. If the wind starts blowing in the opposite direction at any point, it could be dangerous. Officials are considering evacuating everyone within a two mile radius, which is essentially the entire town.
The smell of oil is overwhelming out here in Doon, Iowa. Several roads are closed off to the public.
At this time, the Lyon County Sheriff believes flooding was a contributing factor and that the train engine was fine.
No one was hurt, including the conductor from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company.
One family woke up around 4:30 A.M. The father saw reflectors in the water and called 911.
“It’s unreal to me because this thing doesn’t really happen very often,” said Eric Vanveldhuizen. “It’s a once in a lifetime thing.”
Mayor Mantel is warning everyone to stay away.
“The big thing is just people please stay out of town,” said Mantel.
The Lyon County sheriff tells KDLT News they have quite the job ahead of them. They expect it to take all weekend to clean up those cars carrying oil in the water.
Several volunteers brought baked goods to the fire station.
KDLT reached out to Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Company. In a statement, BSFR said, “We are containing the oil that was spilled as close to the incident as possible using containment booms and recovering it with skimmers and vacuum trucks. We regret any inconvenience this incident has caused and are working directly with those impacted.”
. Remember Assange leaked everything including Seth Rich a Bernie supporter by got Killswitch Engaged by Hillary and Podesta.
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bernie is a khazar dual citizen rat. That commie will never ever be elected in my great country.
Bella, Assange wasn't our friend. He was a leader for the Bernie people. If he was for Trump then different story. The Bernie people are more progressive than Hillary. Think Merkel with clock and balls like AC DC. Big Balls.
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BELLEVILLE, Mich. - Radioactively contaminated soil from the Luckey FUSRAP Site in Ohio will be headed to Michigan for disposal.
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Beginning next week, the soil will be shipped to the U.S. Ecology, Wayne Disposal Facility in Belleville, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced.
"The safety of the workers and the community, as well as the protection of the environment, continues to be our highest priority for the project," a press release from the Corps read.
The material will be transported in flexible bulk packages inside hard-sided roll-off containers that will be sealed and will have a tarp over them. Each container will contain 15 tons of soil.
The trucks, which will each carry one container, will be inspected to ensure they aren't spreading contaminated material, the Corps said. An estimated 11 trucks will leave the Luckey site a day.
The Corps said drivers will be briefed on the transportation route, speed limits and procedures to follow at the disposal facility before their truck leaves the site.
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DETROIT - On June 23, 1950, a plane traveling from New York to Minneapolis crashed into Lake Michigan.
After more than 60 years, the plane is still missing.
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The plane, a Northwest Airlines Douglas DC-4 carrying 55 passengers and 3 crew members, departed LaGuardia Airport at about 9:49 p.m. - and was last heard around 11:50 p.m., while over Lake Michigan.
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) - The Latest on rally for Ethiopia's reformist new prime minister (all times local):
11:20 a.m.
Ethiopia’s reformist new prime minister is calling the deadly explosion that disrupted a huge rally of supporters a “well-orchestrated attack” but one that failed.
A grim-faced Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in an address to the nation shortly after the blast says “a few people” were killed and others injured. The attack occurred as he was waving to the crowd of tens of thousands.
Abiy has not blamed anyone for the blast that he calls “cheap and unacceptable.” Police are investigating.
The prime minister adds: “Love always wins. Killing others is a defeat. To those who tried to divide us, I want to tell you that you have not succeeded.”
Ethiopians heartened by a wave of reforms under Abiy had packed Meskel Square in a show of support with numbers unseen in recent years in the East African nation.
11:10 a.m.
Ethiopia’s reformist new prime minister says “a few people have lost their lives” and others have been injured in the explosion that went off shortly after he spoke to a huge rally of supporters in the capital, Addis Ababa.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is addressing the nation as police investigate the blast that occurred just after he finished speaking and was waving to the crowd of tens of thousands.
An Associated Press reporter has seen more than a dozen injured people.
Ethiopians heartened by a wave of reforms under Abiy had packed Meskel Square in a show of support with numbers unseen in recent years in the East African nation.
The rally has now broken up with people singing, chanting and going back to their homes.