In West Haven--I hope you are familiar with what happened there--an explosion killed two people, including a member of the Veterans Affairs staff, a veteran of military service, not long ago, and the OSHA report, which has recently been released, found a number of errors in maintenance and repair procedures.
Richard Blumenthal: “In West Haven--I hope you are familiar with what happened there--an explosion killed two people, including a member of…”
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Blumenthal highlights the dangers of outdated infrastructure at the West Haven VA facility.
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