Indypendent: Fuel Spill in L Train Tunnel Sickens Passengers and Employees as Government Scrambles to Find Source, for 3 Weeks
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John Bolger is an investigative reporter from New York City. He tends to write about government, police, and disorder. Works appear in The Intercept, The Nation, Inside Climate News, DNAinfo, Indypendent, more. He also develops software and scrapes data.
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Indypendent: Fuel Spill in L Train Tunnel Sickens Passengers and Employees as Government Scrambles to Find Source, for 3 Weeks
Despite the immediate and obvious public health threat, the MTA refuses to suspend train service at an active fuel spill, as they fail to locate its source for three weeks.
When a fuel spill broke out in a tunnel of NYC’s L Train, the government can’t find its source for three weeks. Despite obvious evidence to the contrary, the government insists the tunnel is safe, as hundreds of thousands of citizens are exposed to an underground toxic mess.
This is an ongoing investigation. Read part one, and part two.
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