Police halted traffic seconds before Baltimore bridge fell, but couldn’t alert pothole crew in time
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Recovery efforts continued Wednesday for the six bridge workers presumed dead after a cargo ship hit a pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse.
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Hero cops managed to block all traffic from Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge with just seconds to spare before a massive container ship slammed into it -- then watched in horror as it crumbled into the frigid waters.
BALTIMORE (AP) — It was the middle of the night when a dispatcher’s 12-second warning crackled over the radio: A massive cargo ship had lost its steering capabilities and was heading toward the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Recovery efforts continued Wednesday for the six bridge workers presumed dead after a cargo ship hit a pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing it to collapse.
Recovery efforts are set to resume for the construction workers who are presumed dead after a cargo ship hit a pillar of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing the structure to collapse.
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