Six months later and still cleaning the mess of Welsh derailment

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The clean up of a Welsh oil train derailment has been called the biggest ever environmental job in the UK, with the exception of offshore accidents which saw oil tankers sunk. Last year’s derailment has also been likened to the biggest peace-time problem of its kind faced in the UK.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Six months later and still cleaning the mess of Welsh derailment

Llangennech-freight-train-fire-recovery (NR)

The clean up of a Welsh oil train derailment has been called the biggest ever environmental job in the UK, with the exception of offshore accidents which saw oil tankers sunk. Last year’s derailment has also been likened to the biggest peace-time problem of its kind faced in the UK.

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