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2. It's incredible that the fire was so hot that it vaporized people

Tue Jul 9, 2013, 09:36 AM

Jul 2013

and the environment, particularly the Chaudiere River and the damage to the town are also devastating.

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Update: The Death Toll In The Canadian Oil Train Disaster will be 67+ [View all] cali Jul 2013 OP

Devastating. Brickbat Jul 2013 #1

It's incredible that the fire was so hot that it vaporized people cali Jul 2013 #2

I have avoided seeing any photos. Don't think I can handle it. KittyWampus Jul 2013 #8

This was Hiroshima-like devastation within the radius bullwinkle428 Jul 2013 #3

Cali, I've been reading your posts on this topic enlightenment Jul 2013 #4

I understand about how difficult it is to respond to cali Jul 2013 #5

Thank you for understanding. enlightenment Jul 2013 #6

What scum laundry_queen Jul 2013 #12

and no comment for 36 freakin' hours cali Jul 2013 #14

Yep. Unforgiveable. nt laundry_queen Jul 2013 #15

I'm ashamed he's a U.S. citizen and that it's a U.S. company. cali Jul 2013 #17

Not much more to do but K&R laundry_queen Jul 2013 #9

Yes, polly7 Jul 2013 #10

Adding my rec with thanks for keeping this visible. cordelia Jul 2013 #11

k&r Starry Messenger Jul 2013 #13

The 50+ missing includes the 13 unidentified corpses FarCenter Jul 2013 #18

You're right. The article I posted in the OP is wrong cali Jul 2013 #19