Recovery operation begins after Baltimore bridge collapse and six people 'presumed dead'
March 27, 2024
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as posted by the channelWatch live as recovery operations begin in Baltimore after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed on Tuesday 26 March.
The Dali ship ship had issued a mayday call to alert authorities it had lost power before it collided with the Baltimore bridge on Tuesday morning. It ploughed into one of the bridge's supports and, in an instant, the 1.6-mile-long structure had fallen into the Patapsco River, along with vehicles and workers who were on it at the time.
Officials say they are transitioning from search and rescue operation to a recovery operation.
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