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February 18, 2023 12:54pm EST
Norfolk Southern CEO visits Ohio after train derailment, says 'I'm here to support the community'
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and others have promised to hold Norfolk Southern accountable
By Julia Musto FOXBusiness


Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw met with officials in East Palestine on Saturday following the toxic Ohio train derailment on Feb. 3.

Shaw briefly told reporters that he was there to "support to the community" after the rail operator came under scrutiny for its response to the disaster.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has voiced his frustration over Norfolk Southern's decision not to attend a public meeting with residents last week.

Norfolk Southern had written a letter, saying that it hears the residents of East Palestine and that work was underway to clean up and coordinate with federal, state and local agencies. It did not attend the meeting reportedly due to concerns about the safety of its employees.

Norfolk Southern said in a Friday update that it was committed to paying for associated costs.

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He probably should have appeared at the town hall meeting, instead of having his company issuing a statement that they were too a-skeered of death threats to show up.