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Dali Cargo Ship Moved After Destroying Baltimore's Key Bridge
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The Dali cargo ship, which crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, is being removed from the site. The ship lost power, veered off course, and smashed into one of the bridge's supporting columns, killing six construction workers and disrupting traffic in Baltimore Harbor. Since the incident, the ship has remained at the collapse site. On Monday, high tide is expected to provide optimal conditions for crews to begin refloating and transporting the Dali to a local marine terminal. Up to five tugboats will escort the ship on its 2.5-mile journey. The operation aims to give relief to the crew members who were stranded on board.
We plan to open a 400-foot by 50-foot channel (Monday) and, hopefully in the next week or so, we'll be at that 700-foot channel, which is our goal.
By the end of May, we'll have that federal channel reopened.
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organizations
- 1.National Transportation Safety Board
- 2.Singapore Maritime Officers' Union
- 3.Federal Bureau of Investigation
- 4.Singapore Organisation of Seamen
- 5.US Coast Guard
- 6.International Transport Workers' Federation
- 7.Key Bridge Response Unified Command
- 8.Grace Ocean Private Limited
- 9.Synergy Marine Corp
- 10.US Army Corps of Engineers
persons
- 1.Wes Moore
- 2.Barbara Shipley
- 3.Darrell Wilson
- 4.Zoe Sottile
- 5.Gloria Pazmino
- 6.Gwee Guo Duan
- 7.Nicole Grether
- 8.Jillian Sykes
- 9.Kate Newkirk
- 10.Chris Boyette
- 11.Brandon Scott