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Baltimore Key Bridge Collapse: A Developing Crisis

What Happened: The ⁢collision and Collapse

in the early hours of March 26, 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, suffered a catastrophic collapse after being struck by the container ⁣ship Dali. The ship, en route from Baltimore⁢ to Colombo, Sri Lanka, lost power shortly before the collision and issued a ⁤mayday call.‍ ⁣ This allowed authorities to‍ halt traffic onto the bridge, perhaps saving lives. However, a construction crew was⁢ working on the bridge at the⁢ time and several individuals fell into the Patapsco River.

Video footage of the incident shows the Dali striking one of the bridge’s support ‍piers, causing ⁤a rapid and complete collapse of a significant section of the structure. The collapse occurred ‍within seconds,⁣ plunging vehicles and workers into the frigid waters below.

the⁤ Dali: Details of the Vessel

The Dali is a Singapore-flagged container ship owned by Synergy Marine Group and chartered by Maersk. it is approximately 985 feet (300 meters) long and can carry over 10,000‍ twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of cargo. Prior to the incident, the ship had undergone a routine inspection in Baltimore, ⁢and no deficiencies were reported.⁤ However,the