In the images below, we very clearly identify the cargo ship colliding with the bridge. Many vehicles pass over the bridge a few seconds before the impact, their drivers have escaped. at worst.
Looks like the ship lost power twice before impact. Note the lights going out each time. If this power loss was complete, many of the ship's systems would certainly have been affected. pic.twitter.com/wzmzmeR1vp
According to the site Marinetraffic, an online platform that tracks the movements of cargo ships around the world, construction ;involved is the Dali, a container ship which had just left Baltimore to go to the port of Colombo, in Sri Lanka. This merchant cargo ship would measure 300 meters long and 48 meters wide. Since the incident, all traffic on the waterways has been stopped. interrupted.
After the tragedy, the governor of the state of Maryland declared: state of emergency. An investigation has since been carried out. entrusted to a team of 24 people from the National Security Council Transportation (NTSB), which is none other than a government agency responsible for working on accidents, whether maritime, air or rail.
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