Controlled explosives used to clear large span of Key Bridge collapse from the Dali
Some controlled explosives will be used to remove a large span of the Key Bridge collapse that lies on top of the Dali, the container ship that crashed into the bridge in March. The Unified Command says this process is part of what they call "precision cutting.
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Some Dali crew members are anxious about when they will be allowed to go home, and senior members anticipate remaining in ...
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