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transportation1 year ago

Key Bridge Collapse: Debris Removal and Support Efforts Underway

The Port of Baltimore is working to open a temporary alternate channel for commercially essential vessels near the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, which has blocked the main channel and halted vessel traffic to and from all of the port’s terminals. The temporary channel, with specific dimensions and safety measures, is a crucial first step in reopening the port, but the exact operational timeline has not been specified. Additionally, efforts are underway to clear the shipping channel and rebuild the major bridge, while the public is encouraged to report any debris from the collapse.

transportation1 year ago

"Rapid Construction: Temporary Channel Opens After Key Bridge Collapse"

Authorities are working to establish a temporary alternate channel at the Baltimore port following a container ship's collision with a bridge. The 11-foot-deep temporary route will allow "commercially essential" ships to navigate through the port, with a safety zone in place around the bridge site. Salvage efforts are underway to clear the debris blocking the port, and President Biden has pledged federal funds to rebuild the collapsed bridge. Meanwhile, a prayer service was held for the victims, and the community is rallying to support the families of the workers affected by the tragedy.

infrastructure1 year ago

"Maryland Officials Deploy Temporary Channel to Address Key Bridge Collapse Impact"

The Captain of the Port of Baltimore announced plans to open a temporary alternate channel for commercially essential vessels near the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, marking a phased approach to reopening the main channel. The temporary channel will have a controlling depth of 11 feet, a 264-foot horizontal clearance, and a 96-foot vertical clearance, with a 2,000-yard safety zone remaining in effect around the Key Bridge wreckage. Seafarers are advised to stay updated through the Broadcast Notice to Mariners, and the public is encouraged to report debris from the collapse.