Second channel opened allowing some vessels to bypass wreckage at the Baltimore bridge collapse site
Crews are working to remove the first portion of Baltimore bridge wreckage – the starting point in a complicated, extensive cleanup process that could help open up a temporary channel to get more vessels into the water around the collapse site, officials said.
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2 developments- Mar 31, 2024Only lean-left coverage:Crews work to open temporary channel near Baltimore bridge collapse for essential vessels
- Apr 1, 2024A channel has opened for vessels clearing wreckage at the Baltimore bridge collapse site
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7 viewpointsA tugboat pushing a fuel barge is the first vessel to use an alternate channel to bypass the Key Bridge wreckage
Second channel opened allowing some vessels to bypass wreckage of the Baltimore bridge
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Baltimore bridge collapse: Second temporary channel opened, rough weather slows debris removal
An alternate channel is being prepared for essential vessels at Baltimore bridge collapse site - The Daily Reporter
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