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Authorities announced the discovery of the fifth body of a construction worker in the aftermath of the Baltimore bridge collapse. In light of this tragedy, experts emphasize the importance not only of safety, but for contractors to address force majeure.

Salvage crews are working Friday to remove a massive piece of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge​ off the bow of the Dali, the malfunctioning cargo ship that crashed into the bridge in March and is now pinned under tons of steel.

The body of a fifth person killed in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse was recovered Wednesday. The Key Bridge Unified Command recovered the body of 49-year-old Miguel Luna, of Glen Burnie, from inside a red truck found by salvage teams, the unified command said in a news release late Wednesday night. The bodies of five of six victims,have now been recovered. José Mynor López, a father of ...

  The Key Bridge Response Unified Command brought in a giant hydraulic claw to help lift the huge pieces of steel out of the water and place them on a barge to be taken away. Maryland Gov.

Authorities have recovered the body of a fifth victim missing after the Baltimore bridge collapse five weeks ago, officials said Wednesday.

Chip Somodevilla/Getty The body of a fifth construction worker killed in the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore was recovered Wednesday, authorities said.The victim was identified as Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez, 49, of Glen Burnie, Maryland. He was one of six workers who went missing in the March 26 collapse.Baltimore Says Dali Owners’ Negligence Caused Francis Scott Key Bridge CollapseAccording to the Unified Command—the multi-agency task force responding to the ...

Officials said a fifth body was recovered from the site of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse Wednesday.

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Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez was one of six construction workers killed when a container ship collided with bridge in March

Officials with the Unified Command team working on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore have recovered and identified a fifth roadwork crew member who died in the collapse in March.