Disaster "Mass casualty incident" declared after Key Bridge in Baltimore collapses

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No article yet as this just happened, but could be big. One of the largest bridges in the world according to Wikipedia.


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For 13 straight years, the port has led the nation in importing and exporting cars and light trucks.

The port supports about 15,300 direct jobs, according to the state, and another 140,000 jobs are linked to activity at the port. Just last month, state officials noted multiple records set in tonnage and value of cargo, which they said was a continuing rebound from pandemic-induced economic woes and supply chain issues.
Salling serves on a transportation subcommittee in the General Assembly and said eventually there will need to be serious considerations about repairing and replacing the bridge – a massive and expensive task that’s difficult to fathom at the moment.

“I believe it will take a very, very long time,” he said.
 
Looks like a Pajeet crew involved (harbour pilot would still be piloting the ship tho)

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Since the ship lost power I think it's definitely more on the ship's crew/company for shitty maintenance most likely. Not like a harbor pilot can do much when the ship doesn't have any propulsion.
 
They'll build a new bridge and rename it "The Harriet Tubman Bridge" or the "Obama Bridge" or "Nigger Worship Bridge".
You fucking joke but the Governor just said "Its going to be a build thats going to require every facet of our society, we are going to make sure its not just rebuilt, but that we are going to rebuild in a way that remembers the people this tragedy has effect, and also honors the community it serves."
 
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