<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=45vPhL_12aI100000" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=45vPhL_12aI100000" width="1086" height="612" ></figure>GLENDORA - When Cedriana Simmons returned home after the chaotic train wreck forced her and her family to evacuate, she thought things would return to normal. Instead, she began to notice something was different, specifically with the water."Like the water pressure hasn't been the same, like we've been running out of water." Simmons said.When the train, with cars of a toxic chemical benzene, derailed, town leaders say, it damaged a water main.Simmons and others in town say after using the water in town, some are experiencing headaches and severe itching. Many believe the benzine car that exploded in the train derailment must have seeped into the water system.Glendora mayor Johnnie Thomas, even though the water main was fixed, it's a big problem."The community is without healthy water here because we don't have the elevated tank as all of the other communities enjoy.' Thomas Said.Thomas says he hasn't heard from emergency agencies about getting help the city needs.Even so, Thomas says he'sdetermined to solve the issues they're experiencing in town. " So were trying to organize the community, to bring people together to air their problems or concerns they have." Thomas said.He wants to hear from citizens to get a better handle on the problems they're facing.Simmons believes the evacuation ended, and people returned too soon." We should be evacuated until they get the water right and got all the chemicals out and stuff they're saying is in it. " Simmons Said.We reached out to the Mississippi emergency management agency after hours. We'll update you on what they say when we hear back.</div></body>

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GLENDORA - When Cedriana Simmons returned home after the chaotic train wreck forced her and her family to evacuate, she thought things would return to normal. Instead, she began to notice something was different, specifically with the water. "Like the water pressure hasn't been the same, like we've been running...

Train Wreck Causes Health Concerns in Glendora

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GLENDORA - When Cedriana Simmons returned home after the chaotic train wreck forced her and her family to evacuate, she thought things would return to norm

Train Wreck Causes Health Concerns in Glendora

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