Dali cargo ship refloated in Baltimore, almost 2 months after deadly bridge collapse

The Dali cargo ship was refloated Monday morning, nearly two months after crashing into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, knocking it down and killing six people. The ship is now moving away from the wreckage site in a crucial step toward the reopening of the Port of Baltimore. CBS News correspondent Skyler Henry has more.
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[@pkneeno]

Where is video of the moment the ship and tugs actually detached from the remaining bridge support?

[@davestambaugh7282]

Does the ship still have the tons of concrete and steel that was the road bed still sit on the forward deck of the ship?

[@robinblackmoor8732]

Yeah, most of it was still there.

[@SS.EdmundFitzgerald]

Regardless of how it all happened, I guess now that the ship from Singapore named "Dali" has been removed from the river channel, I'm sure we all can agree that moving forward it's all just "water under the bridge" now.⚓

[@StagArmslower]

Funny they trat the crew like stranded tourists forgetting they participated in destruction of the bridge

[@WallyMartin-si6xm]

That crew participated in that bridge collision just as much as you'd have participated in a bus collision because you were sitting in the far back seat!!

[@oledennis6918]

Wow, glad they didn't leave that sunken ship as a memorial. Beside my stolen car was on it.

[@ferdinandgbarreiro7641]

Did the person you stole it from know where you had it and was taking the car out of the country?

[@cvhinson1]

how many people got off the ship that are not accounted for. Lets get the ship's passenger manifest and see.

[@mrg1420]

It's a cargo ship, not many passengers on board, and as they said, the crew is still on board.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

No passengers on a cargo ship.

[@eddyhall9806]

I don't think anybody got off the ship yet they were not allowed they are all accounted for. It is likely they will be allowed off now and they should be.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

@@eddyhall9806 Why? They are still working.

[@GrannyG63]

Pretty sketchy...Why has the crew been detained there and phones taken? More lies

[@robinblackmoor8732]

The phones were evidence. They were not detained. They were told not to leave , because of visa issues. Also they still have jobs they had to do. They were nor fired.

[@RalphWhittington]

Taking your time in Britain we would b building new bridge by now

[@GMacII]

Who comes up with these UNNECESSARY buzzwords? The ship never sank. Just say that “it is being moved”.

[@GilmerJohn]

It was "grounded" by which I mean that a portion of the bottom of the ship was on soil. All the systems on board are still function which means that the ship operators can pump ballast water overboard to lighten the bow and get the ship off the soil.

[@robinblackmoor8732]

@@GilmerJohn Nope. That water had to go on barges to be treated. Can't just dump it in the river.

[@GeraldBoone-qy2yt]

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