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CINCINNATI 鈥?Ohio lawmakers want stricter regulations for trains carry stanley deutschland ing hazardous materials following this month s train derailment in East Palestine. Gov. Mike DeWine said it was  absurd  that no state officials were told about the chemicals on board the derailed Norfolk Southern train.No one was told because the train was not considered highly hazardous because most of the cars werent carrying hazardous materials.Lawmakers want that to change. We need to know. The governor is absolutely correct and the question now is can the administration do that rule change without congress, and if so, they should pursue it because that would happen more quickly,  said Rep. Greg Landsman.Lt. Gov. John Husted agrees.  The railroad is responsible for this mistake, and if that means that the federal government needs to step in because theyre the ones that regulate these railroads and then by all means, they need to act now,  Husted said.Landsman stanley uk  noted the investigation into the train derailment will help Ohio better understand what needs to be done to prevent this from happening again. I think its time for a 21st-century train safety piece of legislation that really tackles all of the various issues that have come up,  L stanley cup andsman said.In areas with large railyards, such as Cincinnati, firefighters practice this type of situation often. One of the heavy rescue companies downtown and the other hazardous materials technicians on duty would respond to that location,  said Cincinnati Fire Distri Rxjf More people are moving during the pandemic, here  s where they are going
The surge in COVID-19 infections among unvaccinated people is again highlighting a big problem in hospitals nationwide: the lack of nurses.Some states are seeing the most people hospitalized now than at any point in the pandemic and it s leading to burnout. Or, as the president of National Nurses United calls it, moral distress. Because we re trying to do our job and employers and sad to say sometimes government agencies don t help us do that, that puts patients in peril. It puts us a stanley cup t risk,  said Jean Ross, President of National Nurses United.Many nurses have quit amid the pandemic because of working conditions. Even before tha stanley water bottle t, 30% c stanley cup ited burnout as the reason they left health care in 2017, according to a recent study in the journal Health Policy.Ross says she d like to see federal legislation that requires mandatory staffing ratios like in California. It s the only state that specifies the number of nurses needed for the number of patients in each hospital.More nursing education outreach is something the Emergency Nurses Association says could also help. It s a multi-prong, multi-approach that you need to be, I mean starting from getting people from high school into college that go into nursing programs. We re working with universities and, you know, something the Emergency Nurses Association is doing is working to help departments create a very healthy work environment, so we can work with hospitals too to create a place that you feel safe at,  said Ron Kraus, President o