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Cargo ship had maintenance before bridge collision - Vimarsana News

Cargo ship had maintenance before bridge collision

The U.S. Coast Guard says the cargo ship that crashed into and collapsed a bridge in Baltimore underwent “routine engine maintenance” in port beforehand.

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Bridge safety in Oregon top of mind following Baltimore disaster - Vimarsana News

Bridge safety in Oregon top of mind following Baltimore disaster

“We have workers 24/7 on the interstate bridge that are watching the river at all times to see if there are any problems out there on the river that we need to be careful about, to see if there are any ships that are in danger out there on the river,” said Don Hamilton, an ODOT spokesperson.

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Cargo ship hits bridge in Baltimore, causing collapse. Here's what we know so far - Vimarsana News

Cargo ship hits bridge in Baltimore, causing collapse. Here's what we know so far

A major span critical to East Coast shipping collapsed Tuesday morning after it was struck by a large cargo ship, prompting a emergency response.

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Construction worker fixing potholes named as first Baltimore bridge collapse victim - Vimarsana News

Construction worker fixing potholes named as first Baltimore bridge collapse victim

The first of the six people who went missing when a bridge collapsed in Baltimore has been named.

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Factbox-Companies react to Baltimore bridge collapse - Vimarsana News

Factbox-Companies react to Baltimore bridge collapse

The largest sugar company in the U.S. said it has six to eight weeks of raw sugar stocks at its Baltimore sugar refinery, which is supplied by vessels coming to the Port of Baltimore. The company uses the Port of Baltimore to import vehicles, but the automotive terminal is located at the harbor entrance, in front of the bridge, and can still be accessed, the spokesman added. The British-American cruise operator said that its current 2024 revenue guidance does not include the estimated impact of up to 10 million dollars linked to the events in Baltimore.

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