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now, china s embassy has previously said that these were not police stations but rather volunteer-run facilities meant to help chinese nationals. no comment today from the chinese embassy. lester. gabe gutierrez, thank you. there s growing concern following a series of massive chemical fires and toxic spills nationwide. families who live in impacted communities fear there could be long-term health problems. here s tom costello. reporter: from that massive fire in georgia to a chemical spill near philadelphia, the train derailment in east palestine and the plastics fire in richmond, indiana, fear of the unknown is most terrifying. the epa finding hydrogen cyanide, benzene, chlorine and carbon monoxide. it s hard for me to breathe. my lungs are hurting. i have an extremely bad headache. reporter: lynn childers already had emphysema. he lives 5 1/2 miles from the richmond fire and was outside
gardening with his great-grandchild. and this black it looked like soot or something falling from the sky. reporter: cherese munion lives in east palestine. i m concerned with myself but i want to make sure that my kids are going to be okay. reporter: a coalition of groups working to track and prevent chemical disasters estimates there s a chemical fire, explosion, or toxic release every other day in this country. that is just simply too much. you can t smell cancer on your skin, right? so these chemicals can do harm, either immediately or over a long period of time. reporter: the coalition wants stronger epa regulations on hazmat storage, switching to safer alternatives, and informing communities and firefighters of the toxins in their back yards. lung experts warn even minimal exposure to some toxins can do lasting damage. the effects can last for some time. and how long, could be weeks, could be months, could be years. reporter: lynn childers is most concerned for hi
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