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Crews began cleaning up parts of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge on Sunday, although it is unclear how long the debris removal process will take.

Authorities at the site of the collapsed bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, are preparing to open a temporary alternate channel for "commercially essential" vessels to pass through the blocked waterway.

A 200-ton piece of the bridge was removed from the crash site on Saturday as crews continued to clear the debris from the bridge, which collapsed when it was struck by a cargo ship last week.

Residents have identified pieces of sheet metal and the bridge's destroyed wooden bulkhead that surrounded its pillars.

The crumpled Baltimore bridge was being cut up in preparation for its removal, Maryland's governor said Sunday, promising "progress" was being made after it was destroyed by an out-of-control ship. Demolition crews using blow torches sliced through the top part of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed when the Dali cargo vessel lost power…

(BALTIMORE) — A cargo ship crashed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday morning, causing a near-total collapse of the span and halting vessel traffic into and out of the Port of Baltimore. Six construction workers believed to have fallen from the collapsing bridge […]

The temporary channel that will be opened at the Port of Baltimore around the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge will be far too shallow to move large vessels and provide support to dry bulk freight rates.

Residents have identified pieces of sheet metal and the bridge's destroyed wooden bulkhead that surrounded its pillars.

Residents have identified pieces of sheet metal and the bridge's destroyed wooden bulkhead that surrounded its pillars.