AFPBlow up the bridge section in Baltimore NOS news•today, 02:45 In the US city of Baltimore, rescue workers blew up parts of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge to free it from the container ship that hit it at the end of March. Once the vessel is free, it can be moved and shipping traffic … Read more
EPACleanup work at the collapsed Francis Scott Key bridge NOS news•today, 3:39 p.m More than a month after the bridge collapsed in the American city of Baltimore, the remains of a missing road worker have been found again. As a result, the bodies of five of the six missing people have now been found. The … Read more
Following up on the incident that occurred on March 26 on the Francis Scott Key Bridge; The Consulate General of Guatemala in Maryland reported that it maintains direct communication with state and local authorities, as well as with the families of the affected Guatemalans. It details that families have expressed their interest in repatriating the … Read more
Authorities are focusing on the causes that led the container ship Dali to hit a pillar of the metal Francis Scott Key Bridge on the Patapsco River in Baltimore, leading to its collapse. The investigation has been undertaken by the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), and as its chairwoman, Jennifer Homedi, said, the board … Read more
Two of the six missing people lost in the waters of Baltimore Harbor when the Dali cruise ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse, have been located. They are two men aged 35 and 26, members of the road construction crew that was repairing the road surface of the bridge … Read more
The danger is right there. The collapse of the Baltimore bridge has surprised image experts and social analysts due to the enormous flow of ‘fake news’ it has unleashed. And the monitoring of millions of people who have viewed them. There are hundreds of hoaxes and there are all kinds of them. The most hackneyed … Read more
A journalist once said, in 1859, that “not a breeze can blow in any latitude” without being recorded on the books of Lloyd’s of London, the oldest insurance exchange in the world, as reported by Business Insider. With the collapse of the container ship Dali on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday, … Read more
Reuters Ammunition found with the suspects NOS News•yesterday, 23:13 Two neo-Nazis have been arrested in the American city of Baltimore for attacking the city’s power grid. The FBI says they had a racial motive. More than half of Baltimore’s residents are black. The two suspects were arrested last week. One of them is Brandon Russell, … Read more