Cargo ship collides with bridge built in Baltimore River in America, fear of death of many people

A major accident has occurred in the outer Baltimore Harbor area of America. Here a cargo ship collided with a bridge crossing Baltimore Harbor. After this accident the bridge partially collapsed. Baltimore Coast Guard Officer Matthew West said the partial collapse of the bridge was reported Tuesday morning. The Baltimore Fire Department confirmed the bridge collapse. After this, the Maryland Transportation Authority appealed to the people and urged them not to drive on the bridge.

The ship had left from Baltimore for Colombo
The Coast Guard official said that the Singapore flag was on the ship. The cargo ship is named Dali and is 948 feet long. This ship had left from Baltimore for Colombo, Sri Lanka. During this time the ship collided with the Francis Scott Bridge.

Francis Scott Bridge was opened in 1977
The three kilometer long Francis Scott Bridge was opened to the general public in 1977. It was named after the famous American writer Francis Scott.