The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Bmore just got hit by a ship & collapsed

[ORDER_66]

They didn’t even start

damn...

 

[cheek100]

They didn’t even start

Ofcourse not we have countries that need our help

 

[concise]

They didn’t even start

it hasn't even been 6 months. Let them come up with a design, at least.

 

[AQz]

The only thing you can hope for is that since it’s 1 am when it happened there weren’t many cars on it, hopefully.

I’m looking at this thread like 1am…. Then March 26th. Subtle missed this

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Godzilla could never come to America cause he'd show up when it's time for the next movie like Y'all still ain't rebuilt this shyt?

But damn, this is so true

 

[concise]

So how are things going with this? Everyone just suddenly stopped talking about it

They are waiting for funding.

https://www.wbaltv.com/article/congress-key-bridge-funding-legislation-sen-ben-cardin/61899784

 

[Optimus Prime]

They didn’t even start

can't start without cash and once they get that, the lead time for materials (steel, machinery, boats, etc) is going to take years

 

[Secure Da Bag]

Justice Department reaches $100M settlement with container owners.

MSN

www.msn.com

The Justice Department has reached a more than $100 million settlement with the owner and operator of the containership that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, in a deal that covers the federal government’s costs responding to the bridge’s collapse.

The settlement came just a month after the Justice Department sued the owner and operator of the shipping vessel, named the Dali, which collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge after losing power in the early morning hours of March 26. Six construction workers were killed in the collapse, which severed a critical highway and brought shipping traffic to a standstill out of the Port of Baltimore.

The Justice Department had sought $103 million when it sued two Singaporean corporations: the ship’s registered owner, Grace Ocean Private Ltd., and Synergy Marine, which managed it. The two companies agreed to pay $102 million in the settlement, the Justice Department said Thursday.

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