Baltimore Port Expected to Recover by May End, Says Governor

Governor Wes Moore confirms President Biden's aggressive timeline for the Port of Baltimore's recovery is achievable, with round-the-clock efforts underway.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore states President Biden's end-of-May timeline for the Port of Baltimore to become fully operational is realistic, requiring 24/7 efforts.
The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after being struck by the cargo ship Dali, leading to six fatalities and significant disruptions.
Governor Moore emphasizes the national significance of the Port of Baltimore, highlighting its role in $70 billion of economic activity and its status as the largest port for new cars and heavy trucks.
Federal, state, and local efforts are coordinated to expedite the recovery process, with significant progress already made in clearing debris.
President Biden pledges federal support for the bridge's reconstruction, stressing the use of US Steel and union labor, while legal actions aim to hold responsible parties accountable for damages.