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Larger vessels expected to resume by May 31.

Large, full vessels won’t resume transit in the harbor until May 31.

BALTIMORE, Md. (DC News Now) — Crews with the Unified Command began to remove containers on board the M/V Dali at the Key Bridge collapse site on Sunday. Removing the containers is a step toward safely moving the ship and fully reopening the Fort McHenry Channel. It will also let officials gain access to and […]

More than 50 salvage divers and 12 cranes on site to help cut out sections of the bridge and remove them

President Joe Biden took a helicopter tour Friday of the warped metal remains and the mass of construction and salvage equipment trying to clear the wreckage.

Workers are unloading the 4,700 containers on the ship, a crucial step in moving the vessel and reopening the channel in the Port of Baltimore.

Salvage crews began removing containers from the deck of the Dali container ship, which has been trapped in the Patapsco River since it crashed into and collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge two weeks ago.

Crews are progressing toward removing sections of the bridge that lie across the ship’s bow.

Salvage crews on Sunday began removing containers from the deck of the cargo ship that crashed into and collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, an important step toward the full reopening of one of the nations main shipping lanes.

The collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge lies on top of the container ship Dali in Baltimore, Maryland, on March 29, 2024. (Photo by Mandel NGAN / AFP)(BALTIMORE) -- Unified Command, the group in charge of the Baltimore bridge collapse wreckage, began removing containers from the cargo ship on Sunday, officials announced.The purpose of removing the containers on the ship, known as the M/V Dali, is to create access to the part of the Francis Scott Key Bridge that fell on top of the ship when it col...