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19:55Now PlayingJordan Chariton interviewed Tiffany, a Georgia woman who lives 25 minutes away from the Conyers, Georgia chemical plant fire that has led to six days of resulting chlorine gas in the air throughout the Atlanta area, surrounding suburbs, and now all the way to Alabama. Tiffany, who has asthma, has had blood coming out of her nose days after the fire began (and her twoyearold daughter developed a sinus infection). Her sister, Kennedi, went to the doctor and was diagnosed with a sore throat, acute pharyngitis, chest pain, and chlorine gas exposure. The doctor told her "there is no specific antidote to chlorine exposure." WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! Jordan wants to continue covering these stories on environmental genocide and also go ONTHEGROUND in these communities. SUPPORT Status Coup for as little as $5 bucks a month
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