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Washington : A cargo ship collided with a huge bridge in Baltimore, USA last week. After which the movement of any ship through that route was banned. At the same time, now a big update has come regarding the Baltimore bridge.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore said a temporary channel on the northeast side of the collapsed Baltimore bridge opened Monday to allow ship traffic to bypass the container ship stuck at the disaster site, speeding up the aid operation. Will help to do.
Recovery teams are working to open a second temporary channel
He further said that recovery teams are working on opening another temporary channel. Officials said the temporary channel will open only to ships helping with cleanup efforts, but a phased approach is underway to resume commercial shipping in and out of the Port of Baltimore. This comes as the White House announced on Tuesday that Joe Biden would visit the city on Friday.
The ship collided due to power failure
Let us tell you that last week the cargo ship collided with the pillar of the bridge on the Patapsco River due to ‘power failure’. The bridge collapsed after the collision and six people died. Due to the debris, the bodies of four laborers have not been recovered yet. Of the 21-member crew of this cargo ship, 20 are Indians and one is Sri Lankan. Since the accident, the crew members are stranded at the spot due to debris falling in the river.
