Baltimore Bridge Incident One In Hundreds In U.S, Caused Due To Ship’s Propulsion Failure

Baltimore Bridge Incident One in Hundreds in U.S Caused Due to Ship’s Propulsion Failure
Screengrab from YouTube video posted by FOX 5 Washington DC

The most recent incident occurred on 5 April, less than two weeks after the Baltimore catastrophe. A huge container vessel suffered propulsion failure near a bridge linking New Jersey to New York.

The APL Qingdao — stretching over 1,100 feet — experienced engine failure while navigating a narrow Kill Van Kull passage underneath the Bayonne Bridge, which several thousands of commuters use daily.

Maritime chatter refers to it as a “dead...

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