Baltimore Bridge Collapse Disrupts Major U.S. Port, Sparks Infrastructure Safety Concerns
Rebuilding efforts face challenges with no clear timeline, as officials pledge support and resources.
- The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge after a collision with the cargo ship Dali has halted traffic and affected the Port of Baltimore, one of the busiest in the U.S.
- Officials emphasize the challenge and expense of rebuilding the bridge and fully reopening the port, with no clear timeline for completion.
- The incident has sparked a broader discussion on the safety of aging infrastructure against modern cargo ships and the need for updated protective measures.
- Search and rescue operations have transitioned to recovery efforts, with six people presumed dead following the collapse.
- Federal and local officials, including President Biden, pledge support and resources for the bridge's reconstruction and aid to affected workers and families.
























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































