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Published 13 days ago

Explosives to be used to help free the Dali from Baltimore bridge wreckage

  • Salvage crews plan to use explosives to separate the Dali container ship and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore after its collapse, as discussed by Unified Command Petty Officer Ronald Hodges.
  • The use of small explosive charges will cut apart a section of the Francis Scott Key Bridge on the Dali, shown to move away from the ship in a video narration.
  • The Dali's crew will stay onboard as demolition crews use explosives to remove the remaining span of the collapsed bridge, following engineers' efforts to determine the best approach.
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The IndependentThe Independent

Dali crew will stay on board during controlled demolition to remove fallen bridge from ship's deck

Officials say the crew of the Dali will shelter in place aboard the grounded container ship while demolition crews use explosives to break down the largest remaining span of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Baltimore tragedy: Explosives will be detonated to free Dali from Francis Scott Key Bridge’s wreckage

Salvage crews will use the explosives to separate a huge chunk of the bridge’s truss that has been lying on ship’s bough ever since the bridge collapsed

13 days ago·New Delhi, India
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Dali crew will stay on board during controlled demolition to remove fallen bridge from ship's deck

By LEA SKENE Associated Press BALTIMORE (AP) — Officials say the crew of the Dali will shelter in place aboard the grounded container ship while demolition crews use explosives to break down the largest remaining span of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge. Officials said Tuesday that the controlled demolition is expected to take place within the coming days. It will allow the ship to be guided back into the Port of Baltimore. Officials previ…

13 days ago·Colorado Springs, United States
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New York PostNew York Post

Explosives will be used to free Dali cargo ship from Baltimore Key Bridge wreckage: report

The Key Bridge Response Unified Command will detonate explosives to free cargo ship Dali from the wreckage of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge while the ship’s crew shelters in place on board, according to a report.

13 days ago·New York, United States
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Dali crew will stay on board during controlled demolition to remove fallen bridge from ship's deck

By LEA SKENE Associated Press BALTIMORE (AP) — Officials say the crew of the Dali will shelter in place aboard the grounded container ship while demolition crews use explosives to break down the largest remaining span of the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge. Officials said Tuesday that the controlled demolition is expected to take place within the coming days. It will allow the ship to be guided back into the Port of Baltimore. Officials previ…

13 days ago·Panama City, United States
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The HillThe Hill

Explosives will be used to help free container ship from Baltimore Key Bridge

Salvage crews are preparing to use explosives to separate the Dali container ship and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore more than a month after it collapsed.

13 days ago·Washington, United States
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