Baltimore’s federal channel fully restored after bridge collapse
The Baltimore channel was completely repaired by June 10, only 76 days following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse caused by the Dali.
Read moreThe Baltimore channel was completely repaired by June 10, only 76 days following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse caused by the Dali.
Read moreAn oil tanker experienced a collision with an offshore breakwater while departing Kaohsiung Harbor, prompting its return for repairs on 8th June.
Read moreAccording to news, the shipping channel into the Port of Baltimore will reopen this weekend, 75 days after the 9,962 TEU containership Dali lost power, crashed into a bridge, and disrupted operations at most of the ninth-largest port in the United States.
Read moreOn 20th May, the Dali, the containership involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse on March 26, arrived back at the port of Baltimore.
Read moreThe refloat and transit of the M/V Dali from its current location in Baltimore to a local marine terminal is slated for the morning of May 20, if the right conditions are met.
Read moreAfter the impressive operation earlier this week that used controlled charges to remove the Francis Scott Key Bridge span from the M/V Dali containership, preparations are now underway to refloat the vessel and clear the channel.
Read moreA barge collision with a bridge on the Texas coast on 15th May prompted the closure of the sole roadway to a small island near Galveston, as confirmed by city officials, Reuters highlights.
Read moreAccording to news, two fishermen lost their lives when their fishing boat collided with the cargo ship named Sagar Yuvaraj approximately 20 nautical miles northwest of Edakkazhiyoor beach in Thrissur on 13th May.
Read moreAccording to Reuters, on May 13th, crews in Baltimore conducted controlled explosions to facilitate the removal of a section of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge from the bow of the large container ship that caused the span to topple in March.
Read moreThe planned controlled demolition of the largest remaining steel section of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has been delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions, officials announced on 12th May.
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