Kentucky Train Derailment Ignites Molten Sulphur Fire, Forces Evacuations
A train derailment in Kentucky has caused a molten sulphur fire, leading to a state of emergency being declared by the governor. At least 16 cars derailed, with two carrying molten sulphur and two carrying magnesium hydroxide. The fire continues to burn, and specialized equipment has been deployed to monitor air quality. Local authorities are recommending the evacuation of residents in the affected area. This incident is the latest in a series of train derailments across the country this year.