PROOF THE BALTIMORE BRIDGE COLLAPSE WAS PLANNED

The Baltimore Key Bridge collapse was a tragic event that unfolded with a cargo ship crashing into and destroying the bridge. The incident was averted from being even more catastrophic by the swift actions of the Maryland Transportation Authority Police. The collapse occurred as the cargo ship lost power and collided with the bridge, leading to its destruction. The bridge, completed in 1977, lacked redundancy, making it susceptible to collapse if a critical member failed. The aftermath involved a dangerous salvage operation to recover victims' remains and clear the debris. Eight construction workers were believed to be on the bridge during the collapse, with two survivors and six presumed dead. Recovery operations were temporarily halted until salvage crews could make the area safe for search efforts. The devastating impact of the collapse extended to the city's economy, especially affecting the Baltimore port, the largest in the US for autos and light trucks. The NTSB will conduct investigations to piece together the timeline of events leading up to the collision, highlighting the urgency and chaos that unfolded during the tragic Baltimore Key Bridge collapse. REST IN PIECE TO ALL THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES. MAY GOB BE WITH YOUR LOVED ONE.