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Ship behind Baltimore bridge collapse towed to port, but 21 crew members remain stuck onboard
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1:35Now PlayingThe ship that caused the deadly Baltimore bridge collapse has finally been removed and towed back to port, but the 21 crew members who have been stuck for 55 days aren’t able to leave the vessel just yet.
The massive Dali cargo freighter regained buoyancy on Monday morning as part of a huge team effort and was moved away from the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
The bridge collapsed on March 26 after the ship struck one of its support columns, killing six construction workers who were filling potholes overnight on the bridge.
The Dali’s 21 crew members — all from India, apart from one man from Sri Lanka, the freighter’s intended destination — haven’t been able to leave the vessel since the disaster, including when the bridge was collapsed last week.
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