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Baltimore channel reopened at site where hatch cover blew off in bulker explosion
Officials have reopened the channel connecting the Port of Baltimore to the Atlantic Ocean after closing it to protect vessels from a hatch cover that blew off a bulker in an explosion. The Port of Baltimore said on Tuesday afternoon that the Fort McHenry Federal Channel had been reopened.
The main channel used by cargo ships to enter and exit the Port of Baltimore was closed off Tuesday as the Coast Guard sought ...
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Vessel Explosion Temporarily Closes Pathway to Port of Baltimore
An explosion aboard the bulk carrier W Sapphire Monday evening forced the closure of the Fort McHenry Federal Channel for ...
The 751-foot CSX Coal bulk carrier exploded near Francis Scott Key bridge, which collapsed last year following a collision with another vessel.
Baltimore County Police have deployed their Fire & Explosion Investigation team after a patrol cruiser was set fire overnight ...
No one was injured in the explosion, which occurred aboard a bulk carrier ship near the site of the collapse of the Francis ...
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Explosion Aboard Vessel Shuts Down Baltimore Harbor Channel Near Key Bridge Site: Coast Guard
An explosion aboard a massive coal ship in Baltimore Harbor has shut down the Fort McHenry Federal Channel, the same stretch ...
A ship caught fire in the Patapsco River on Monday, according to the Baltimore City Fire Department. Officials said an ...
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