Train with sulfuric acid derailed in Australia
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December 27, 2015 21:35
- A freight train loaded with approximately 200 000 liters of sulfuric acid, is ontpoord in the Australian state of Queensland. The authorities have dropped the environment around the site of the accident. They say that a small amount of sulfuric acid and diesel oil has leaked report Austalische media.
The locomotive and all 26 cars were derailed in the city outskirts at Julia Creek. The three drivers were slightly injured. The authorities are struggling to come to the scene of the accident. By flooding local roads are closed. Nearby the sulfuric smelled.
The locomotive and all 26 cars were derailed in the city outskirts at Julia Creek. The three drivers were slightly injured. The authorities are struggling to come to the scene of the accident. By flooding local roads are closed. Nearby the sulfuric smelled.
Train with 200,000 liters of sulphuric acid derails in Australia (pic by @JessMillward9) https://t.co/1MFNFrN5Cw pic.twitter.com/ngVS39vIuT
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