Prabusire spectaculoasa a podului din Baltimore dupa ce a fost lovit de un vapor. Avea 2 km lungime si patru benzi de circulatie – Video
Podul Francis Scott Key Bridge din Baltimore s-a prabusit marti dimineata devreme dupa ce a fost lovit de o nava de mari dimensiuni, anunta CNN.
Tot traficul este deviat, a precizat Autoritatea de Transport din Maryland (MTA), si nu este clar daca cineva a fost ranit. CNN a contactat Departamentul de pompieri din Baltimore pentru informatii suplimentare.
Podul de 2 kilometri, cu 4 benzi, se intindea peste raul Patapsco, fiind o legatura esentiala cu Interstate-695, sau Centura Baltimore.
A bridge collapsed in the US state of Maryland after a ship collided with it
The 3 km long Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland collapsed into the water overnight after a cargo ship collided with it, Fox Baltimore reported on Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/d6xqmEFbXN
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 26, 2024
In jurul orei 1:30, un vas de mari dimensiuni s-a izbit de pod, luand foc inainte de a se scufunda si provocand caderea mai multor vehicule in apa de dedesubt, potrivit unei inregistrari video postate pe X.
„Toate benzile sunt inchise in ambele directii pentru un incident pe I-695 Key Bridge. Traficul este deviat”, a postat Autoritatea de Transport din Maryland pe X.
„Personalul de urgenta se afla la fata locului, iar eforturile sunt in curs de desfasurare”, a postat primarul orasului Baltimore, Brandon M. Scott, pe X.
The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland which crosses the Patapsco River has reportedly Collapsed within the last few minutes after being Struck by a Large Container Ship; a Mass Casualty Incident has been Declared with over a Dozen Cars and many Individuals said to… pic.twitter.com/SsPMU8Mjph
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) March 26, 2024
Large boat just collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Mass Casualty Incident – many cars and people are in the water.This JUST happened, no word on injuries yet.
This is a once in a lifetime event. #Baltimore #MdTraffic pic.twitter.com/ZXU9uTfltp
— Montgomery Fire Wire (@MoCoFireWire) March 26, 2024
