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Major bridge in Baltimore, US collapses after being struck by cargo ship

Time：2024-05-21 06:46:58 source：Earth Explorer news portal
The 3km long Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland has collapsed into the water after a cargo ship collided with it.

The Key Bridge crumples after being struck by a ship, which is visible in the left of the frame. Photo: Screenshot / StreamTime Live

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