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The Dali crew is in limbo. With Wi-Fi, they can see the world outside the Port of Baltimore.

Over the weekend, the crew still onboard the Dali ship could finally see for themselves what everyone had been saying about them. On March 26, a 984-foot container ship en route to Sri Lanka struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending it into the Patapsco River. Teams are working around the clock to clear out the debris the crash left behind. Meanwhile, 21 crew members — 20 from India and one ...
United States Sri Lanka Josh Messick Wes Moore Darrell Wilson James Covington
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The Dali crew is in limbo. With Wi-Fi, they can see the world outside the Port of Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Over the weekend, the crew still onboard the Dali ship could finally see for themselves what everyone had been saying about them. On March 26, a 984-foot container ship en route to Sri Lanka struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending it into the Patapsco River. Teams are working around the clock to clear out the debris the crash left behind. Meanwhile, 21 crew members — 20 from ...
United States Sri Lanka Josh Messick James Covington Wes Moore Darrell Wilson
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Lead Key Bridge investigator is experienced mariner with roots aboard oil rigs

The man federal authorities tapped to lead an investigation into a massive cargo ship’s crash into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge and the bridge’s immediate, deadly collapse is an experienced mariner who traces his seafaring roots to time spent aboard oil rigs. Marcel Muise joined the National Transportation Safety Board as a marine accident investigator in 2018 after more than two ...
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Biden will travel to Baltimore on Friday after bridge collapse

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden will travel to Baltimore on Friday following last week's deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said. The steel truss bridge collapsed early on Tuesday, killing six road workers, when a massive container ship lost power and crashed into a support pylon. Much of the span fell into the Patapsco River, blocking the Port of Baltimore's shipping channel.
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