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Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024
Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024

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Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Cargo Ship Crash Kills 6 Workers, Maryland, USA - 26 Mar 2024

A close up view captured immediately after the Dali cargo vessel crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, taken by Baltimore City Fire Rescue 1 during search and rescue operations. Six people are unaccounted for following the collapse. Eight people were on the bridge when the cargo ship hit, two of them were saved from the water. The crew on the ship issued a ''mayday'' call before the accident. The bridge extends over the Patapsco River and is an essential link of Interstate-695, or the Baltimore Beltway. The Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge at 01:27 EDT, the main spans of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, across the Patapsco River in Baltimore Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland, collapsed in 40 seconds, after the container ship DALI struck one of its support pillars. Not the first bridge to collapse after one of its supports was hit. A 2018 report for the World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure catalogued 35 major bridge collapses that were caused by boat strikes between 1960 and 2015, killing a total of 342 people. 18 crashes in the USA.

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