"Enbridge takes every incident very seriously and we're treating this situation as a top priority. No one was injured," states Enbridge on the webpage it set up in response to the incident. While Enbridge president and CEO Patrick Daniel said that the pipeline would reopen in "a matter of days," the company was today issued a Corrective Action Order by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, which ordered the pipeline to remain shutdown until it undergoes a comprehensive safety assessment. President Barack Obama has been briefed on the spill and White House spokesperson Matt Lehrich promises help to the region. Senator Carl Levin (D -- Michigan) issued a statement that indicates that his office is talking to federal agencies "to make sure that those carrying out the cleanup have all the resources they need." However, Sen. Levin emphasized that the Enbridge should bear the costs of cleanup and to compensate people who suffered damages resulting from the disaster.