East Palestine, Ohio Resident Rips Feds Over Train Derailment Chemical Disaster

A household handling the fallout of the poisonous chemical disaster in Ohio state their health and their home remain in decrease without any end in sight … and they’re pissed at the fed’s action.

Nathan Izotic, whose household owns a house 2 miles from the train derailment that let loose poisonous chemicals into the air, water and ground, joined us on “TMZ Live” Friday and shared what life resembles for folks in the location … and it ain’t quite.

Despite getting the thumbs-up to go house, Nathan states he and his household are still struggling with headaches, confusion, fatigue, throwing up and problem breathing … he states the air smells like scorched plastic, there’s a chemical shine and rainbow pigmentation in the creek going through their yard and whatever reeks of chemicals.

In maybe the most damning indication of what’s taking place … Nathan states there’s definitely no indication of wildlife any longer … and his canine keeps tossing up.

Of course, it’s been 2 weeks because the Feb. 3 train derailment that began the ecological disaster, and Nathan states folks are fed up with an absence of remedy for the feds.

The method he sees it … authorities and the EPA are “pissing down our backs and telling us it’s not raining.”

Nathan wishes to see examinations and responsibility from railway operator, Norfolk Southern … and he and his spouse are preparing to take legal action.