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Francis Scott Key Bridge – most na rzece Patapsco w Baltimore z...Francis Scott Key Bridge – most na rzece Patapsco w Baltimore zbudowany w latach 1972–1977. W wyniku uderzenia kontenerowca Dali(inne języki) w jedną z podpór zawalił się 26 marca 2024. Był najdłuższym mostem kratownicowym na świecie. Obsługiwał około 11,5 miliona pojazdów rocznie. Przejeżdżały nim m.in. pojazdy z materiałami niebezpiecznymi, które nie mogły być transportowane tunelami Baltimore Harbor(inne języki) i Fort McHenry(inne języki).
Loved ones await recovery of 2 bodies from Baltimore bridge wreckage a month after the collapse
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Community remembers devastation felt after Key Bridge collapse: 'I was really shocked'
Baltimore Says Owner of Ship That Hit Key Bridge Was Negligent
Congressmen Ruppersberger, Hoyer Tour Francis Scott Key Bridge Wreckage and Unified Command
First company files suit against owns of the Dali, which brought down Key Bridge in Baltimore
Ship that tore down Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge was 'unseaworthy,' city claims
How the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge highlights food insecurity in Maryland
Class-action lawsuit filed against Dali managers in Baltimore bridge collapse
Owner of ship in Baltimore bridge collapse is sued again
Rebuilding process continues one month after Baltimore bridge collapse
Four Ships Trapped by Key Bridge Collapse Depart Baltimore
Port of Baltimore seeking to find 'new normal' after Key Bridge Collapse, director says
Baltimore leaders accuse ship's owner and manager of negligence in Key Bridge collapse
First cargo ship passes through newly opened channel in Baltimore
It's been one month since Baltimore's Key Bridge collapsed. Here is where recovery efforts stand.
bridge collapse: Publisher files class action suit for business
Baltimore says who should be held responsible for Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in new filing
Large flock of cranes nibble at Key Bridge wreckage
