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Cargo ship will ‘hopefully’ be refloated this week after explosives remove some Baltimore bridge wreckage from vessel
The ship that brought down a Baltimore bridge to be removed from collapse site in the coming weeks
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Dali boxship to be removed by May 10 - Splash247
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Significant milestone achieved tonight with controlled explosives successfully detonated helping to break apart the bridge and start to free the Dali vessel.
Incredible work by the entire Unified Command. @USACEBaltimore @USCG pic.twitter.com/vkNZf039cz
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Port of Baltimore
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Another first! The first RoRo cargo ship has arrived at Dundalk Terminal since the Francis Scott Key Bridge incident & for good measure we also had a container ship today at Seagirt. Huge welcome to ACL's Atlantic Sun & @MSCCargo's Shanghai V!
Baltimore is back! @portsamericahq pic.twitter.com/16S1yUzZEy
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#UPDATE: Small charges were detonated by Unified Command today to remove a huge section of the Key Bridge off the bow of the Dali. Next step is to remove the vessel.
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Jayne Miller
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Controlled demo of Key Bridge section on Dali went as planned..except for a section that wasn't detonated due to flammables nearby
Will be removed when ship is in port
wbaltv.com/article/key-bridge-demolition-explosive-precision-cuts-baltimore/60776230
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