Almost 200 Pennsylvania residents have visited a health clinic that opened this week in Beaver County, after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed last month just across the Ohio border and left residents in both states fearing for their health.
The Darlington Township center, which was opened Tuesday by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, offers various services to Beaver and Lawrence County residents who have health concerns.
"We are not leaving the good people of Beaver County," Gov. Josh Shapiro said Friday in a video posted on Twitter. "We will be there for them and we will make sure that Norfolk Southern pays for all of this."
