By Tyler Durden

About ten days after a train carrying vinyl chloride derailed and exploded, releasing dangerous chemicals into the air and water near the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, two more trains derailed on Monday alone.

Early Monday morning in East Texas, an 18-wheeler collided with a train. The truck was dragged half a mile down the tracks. The ‘accident’ derailed 21 cars operated by Union Pacific.

When first responders arrived at the scene, the truck driver was dead, according to Splendora Police Department. The police department said the train was carrying hazardous materials though the crash didn’t rupture any tanks.

BREAKING: Officials are now responding to another deadly train derailment near Houston, TX. Over 16 rail cars carrying "hazardous materials" crashed.

First Ohio, then South Carolina, and now Texas.
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— Antonio Sabato Jr (@AntonioSabatoJr) February 14, 2023

Then later in the day in Enoree, South Carolina, another train derailed.

Another Train derailment in Enoree, South Carolina.
Note: Multiple sources are now reporting a total of three (3) Train derailments within a short period of time in the United States of America