Progress made as 1,100 tons of steel removed from Key Bridge collapse
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Published 2024-04-16
All Comments (21)
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Two seconds of showing the bridge; four minutes of talking heads.
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The worker's have done a Fantastic job so far Baltimore u got this 🙏✝️🙏😇s ❤
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Those are some breathtaking shots, WJZ. I'm glad I'm on terra firma.
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Waiting until insurance companies "sort it out" could take a decade or more. Congress needs to front the money for rebuilding now. Ban the ship's owner and operator from US ports until restitution is made.
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Saturday, May 18, 2014 The current date scheduled for The Preakness (horse race), in Baltimore. WARNING!!
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Big jobs for everyone!!!❤❤❤
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Of course, I am not in a position to know all the facts, but from what I have seen so far, I think it is the joint fault of both the bridge designers and the ship's owner. A bridge should be able take some pretty hefty impacts from a ship. The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has some massive concrete pillars at the base protecting the steel work.
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What’s with bluto doing the news…
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This doesn't just affect Baltimore, it affects the whole country. They are making great progress. Baltimore could not do this themselves.
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Peace to the souls lost and their familys in this tragedy.
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Yeah, my dad my dad helped build a bridge
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Avoidable accident.
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im noticing a lot of references to the statue of liberty as of late, peculiar.
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What I don't understand is why these very important bridges are so poorly protected against collisions.
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i wish the port authorities had the rule of using tugboats for such a big container vessel........morans
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1100 tons in 3 weeks. Does anyone know the total weight of the collapsed part of the bridge?
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11000 tons that's 2000 lbs a ton not much
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Let the scrappers have it,it’ll be gone in a week
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pronouns well the name of the great painter Salvador Dalí
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why are we paying for the bridge ?
