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Baltimore bridge collapse latest: Cargo ship had maintenance before bridge collision - Vimarsana News

Baltimore bridge collapse latest: 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.

Source: fox8.com
Alarms and Order to Drop Anchor Recorded Before Ship Hit Bridge - Vimarsana News

Alarms and Order to Drop Anchor Recorded Before Ship Hit Bridge

State leaders are drafting emergency legislation that would provide financial support to affected workers and assistance to small businesses.

The Baltimore bridge disaster: A product of profit-driven cost-cutting - Vimarsana News

The Baltimore bridge disaster: A product of profit-driven cost-cutting

The collision between the container ship and the bridge has also exposed the collision between private profit and the needs of a modern society, which has at its disposal the technical and economic resources to prevent such disasters.

Source: wsws.org
Jobs In Limbo, Supply Chain Resilient After Baltimore Bridge Collapse - Vimarsana News

Jobs In Limbo, Supply Chain Resilient After Baltimore Bridge Collapse

Jobs In Limbo, Supply Chain Resilient After Baltimore Bridge Collapse - Baltimore, MD - Thousands of shipping jobs are in limbo after the Key Bridge collapse. Car companies are rerouting shipments as port traffic is suspended.

Source: patch.com
Baltimore bridge collapse to cause logistics headaches, not supply chain crisis - Vimarsana News

Baltimore bridge collapse to cause logistics headaches, not supply chain crisis

The impact on the Port of Baltimore's more than 2,000 workers who load and unload cargo vessels could be significant if the closure lasts more than a few days.