Friday, May 24, 2024

Fire chief reflects on derailment rescue

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Yesterday’s deadly train derailment was one of those incidents which emergency personnel dread – but nevertheless they’re trained for exactly these kinds of scenarios.

Joining us to talk more about the rescue efforts and risks from the Burlington crash is the city’s fire chief Shayne Mintz.


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