Camera on the bridge captures the moment the Baltimore bridge collapsed.

The Baltimore bridge collapse occurred when a cargo ship named Dali struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing a significant portion of the bridge to crumple into the Patapsco River. The collision led to the tragic loss of at least six construction workers who were part of a crew repairing potholes on the bridge. The ship, which lost power and issued a mayday call before the crash, hit a crucial support column of the bridge, leading to its collapse. The victims, including individuals from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador, are presumed dead. The incident has prompted recovery efforts to locate the missing workers, with divers scouring the water for any signs of them. The collapse has not only resulted in a loss of a major transportation link but has also disrupted shipping and trucking activities at one of the busiest ports on the East Coast, impacting global supply chains. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact circumstances of the crash, with a focus on the power issue reported by the ship's crew and the structural impact of the collision on the bridge. The collapse has raised concerns about the safety of infrastructure and the potential long-lasting impacts on the region's transportation and economy.