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Ships lining up outside Baltimore after bridge collapse closes port

Ship traffic entering and leaving the Port of Baltimore has been suspended indefinitely after a cargo ship lost power and crashed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge causing it to collapse on Tuesday. Authorities say it is too soon to know how long it will take to reopen the port or replace the bridge.

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Duration: 26s

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Create Date: 3/27/2024 6:35:24 PM

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