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Biden Departs White House for Baltimore Bridge Collapse Visit
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April 5, 2024
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0:55Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden departed the White House Friday for Baltimore to visit the site of the deadly bridge collapse. The Port of Baltimore may reopen for normal operations by the end of May after a limited-access channel is cleared for some ship traffic late this month, the US Army Corps of Engineers said.
The first official timetable from the salvage operation was posted on the US Army website on Thursday, the day before President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Baltimore.
The nation’s largest maritime gateway for cars, trucks and farm equipment closed indefinitely after a container ship destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26 — killing six and trapping some vessels at the docks while forcing others to divert to other ports. White House advisers have called major Baltimore employers, including Amazon.com Inc. and Home Depot Inc., to encourage them to retain jobs.
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