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Coast Guard to salvage 30-ton hatch from ship explosion in Baltimore; restrictions in place

After finding the 30-ton steel hatch cover that blew off a coal carrier this week amid an explosion on board the ship, dive teams are working to find out how to remove it. The hatch was located earlier this week after the Army Corps of Engineers deployed a sonar-equipped survey vessel at the explosion site near the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge to find debris in Fort McHenry Channel,

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Baltimore shipping channel reopened after explosion on cargo ship near site of 2024 bridge collapse

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Baltimore cargo ship explosion near Key Bridge site: What we know

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No injuries reported after cargo ship explodes near Baltimore; channel reopened Tuesday

The Patapsco River channel into the Port of Baltimore was reopened Tuesday afternoon after a fiery explosion on a cargo ship Monday night closed the channel for the better part of a day while the Coa...

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Cargo ships blocked after coal carrier explosion near site of Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapse

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Baltimore ship explosion near Key Bridge site under investigation

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Explosion rocks cargo ship carrying coal in Baltimore; no injuries reported

An explosion rocked a cargo ship carrying coal in Baltimore, causing a fire and sending a stream of smoke into the sky but leaving no injuries, authorities said Monday evening.

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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 nearly a full day, creating a backlog of ships before reopening.

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Fire & Explosion Team investigates after Baltimore County Police car catches fire overnight

Baltimore County Police have deployed their Fire & Explosion Investigation team after a patrol cruiser was set fire overnight Tuesday in Parkville.