SOUTH CAROLINA — Researchers are hoping to study whether a devastating train wreck in Graniteville, where a deadly chemical was spilled, affected the health of residents in the area.
Eight years have passed since a Norfolk Southern freight train crashed in Graniteville, spilling chlorine that killed nine people and sent hundreds to the hospital.
On Saturday, researchers are holding a health fair with the hopes of studying the lung capacity of people who live in the area.
Last Saturday a memorial service was held to remember those who died.
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