Another train derails in Ohio: residents told to stay inside

Here we go again. Another train derailed in Ohio on Saturday and residents were ordered to remain indoors after the Northern Suffolk train ran off the tracks. It's just a matter of time before Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg blames this on former President Donald J. Trump, because when you rule the universe, everything is your fault.

The train of 212-cars derailed at Ohio 41 near Prime Ohio Business Park in Springfield at around 5:00 p.m. the Clark County Emergency Management said.

 As CNN reported, it was a mostly perfect transportation of goods to its destination as only 20 of the 212 cars toppled off the tracks as it traveled through the town.

 A mouthpiece for the Northern Suffolk, the same railway company involved in the East Palestine clusterfrack on Feb. 3rd, said that there were no reported injuries, no spillage of hazardous material, and no Transportation Secretary at the scene.

But WHIO reported that hazmat crews were at the scene, surreptitiously cleaning up the mess caused by Donald J. Trump, somehow.

The Saturday screw-up occurred about 300 miles southeast of East Palestine, Ohio, where residents are growing sick from toxins spilled last month, and that is in spite of the EPA telling them to chill and that even the water is safe to drink, which they planned to demonstrate but forgot.

In this present boner, residents within 1,000 feet of the derailment have been told to remain indoors "out of an abundance of caution."

Officials say that there are many downed power lines and around 500 Springfield residents' homes are without power, according to First Energy.

Multiple roadways near the accident were shut down as Pete Buttigieg is busy chest-feeding his baby.

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