Damaged ship that caused Baltimore bridge collapse being guided to harbor.

Dali refloated 2 months after crash, damage and debris still visible.

May 20th 2024.

Damaged ship that caused Baltimore bridge collapse being guided to harbor.
The city of Baltimore has reached a significant milestone in recovering from the tragic bridge collapse that occurred nearly two months ago. The ill-fated container ship Dali, which caused the disaster, has finally been escorted back to port after being stranded for so long. Despite significant damage to its bow, the vessel has been successfully refloated and is now on its way to receive temporary repairs before heading to a shipyard for extensive repairs.
The collapse of the bridge, which resulted in the death of six construction workers and halted most maritime traffic through the Port of Baltimore, has left a noticeable void in the city's skyline. The removal of the Dali has also revealed the immense amount of work that has been done to clear the wreckage from the water.
The bodies of the six victims, all of whom were Latino immigrants seeking job opportunities in the US, have been recovered from the underwater wreckage. As the Dali makes its slow journey back to port, investigations into the circumstances leading up to the crash are ongoing.
The ship experienced two electrical blackouts before setting off on its ill-fated voyage, and changes were made to its electrical configuration just hours before the collapse. The FBI has launched a criminal investigation to determine the cause of the crash.
The 21 crew members, most of whom are from India, have been busy maintaining the ship and assisting with the investigation since the collapse. However, with the ship now docked, efforts are underway to secure shore leave for them. Governor Wes Moore has praised the cleanup and recovery efforts, and plans to reopen the Port of Baltimore's draft channel by the end of May.
Despite the tragic loss of life and damage caused by the collapse, the city of Baltimore is determined to move forward and rebuild. With the support of key stakeholders and continued efforts to clear the federal channel, the city is on its way to restoring its proud maritime history.

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