Now for the real news: a bridge collapse in Montana sent train cars crashing into the Yellowstone River, raising concerns of a hazardous spill. Residents are on high alert, and water conservation measures are in place. Eight rail cars were involved, and while none contained oil, they carried asphalt and an unknown substance. Fortunately, the substances have not spread significantly. Measures are being taken to contain them and prevent further damage. Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Department warned locals to avoid specific sections of the river, and water treatment facilities have shut down their headgates. The cause of the collapse is unknown, and determining the failure point will require extensive investigation. Officials are working diligently to ensure public safety and protect the Yellowstone River ecosystem. That’s all I’ve got. Get the rest, tap the link in our bio.
