Multiple cars from the East Palestine train derailment have been relocated to a railyard in Conway in Beaver County.
The Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday it has conducted multiple visits to the site and identified three cars from the crash. Gov. Josh Shapiro's office said the stray railcars will be removed by Norfolk Southern. It is unclear how long the cars have been on site.
According to the EPA, these cars did not "appear to be breached," but do show some signs of charring from the fire ignited by the crash. An EPA on-scene coordinator who conducted a visit Tuesday noted that "diesel odors from the railyard were detected," and no product odor from the cars involved in the derailment were found.
