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Future Use of the Dali Ship Trap Site
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Preservation as a historic site • 25%
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USACEBaltimore to Use Explosives to Free Dali Ship from Baltimore Bridge
May 10, 2024, 05:16 AM
Salvage operations in Baltimore, announced by USACEBaltimore, are set to utilize precision explosives to dislodge the Dali container ship, which has been trapped under the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge for over a month. The controlled demolition is planned to safely separate the ship from the collapsed bridge structure, aiming to mitigate further damage and facilitate the ship's release.
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Development of a different type of infrastructure • 50%
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Mixed Use (Vehicles and Pedestrians) • 33%
Other (Specify) • 34%
Returns to regular service • 33%
Undergoes repairs • 33%
Decommissioned • 34%
Return to service • 33%
Sold for scrap • 33%
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Return to service • 25%
Permanent decommission • 25%
Sold or transferred • 25%
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State funds • 33%
Private investment • 34%
Artifact protection • 25%
Cultural exchanges • 25%
Educational programs • 25%
Joint exhibitions • 25%