Containers removed from ship as Baltimore bridge clean-up continues

[@MorganGoldberg-u6w]

Wow! Amazing work!

[@robertpearson8546]

Finally, a "news" crew that actually shows the clean-up effort. Most morons focus on the Dali and ignore the activity trying to clear the channel. Some questions. Why did so many breakers flip while loading before sailing? Were too many refrigerated containers loaded for the power plant to handle? Why weren't the electrical problems fixed before sailing? Why did the ship veer sharply when the navigation system rebooted? When they started removing containers, why did they start with undamaged containers rather than the ones most likely to collapse? What was in those specific containers? Is it true that 98% of containers are never tested for drugs?

[@richpeltrick1492]

Doesn't look like much "around the clock" work in that clip.

[@hefoxed]

They're doing work involving that one misstep or bad timing with weather could kill someone, both above water and below. Big movements have to be very well planned and coordinated. Ya want the death count to raise?

[@richpeltrick1492]

@@hefoxed Yeah, it's all got to calculated but when you see nobody on deck then perception is that there's not much going on. Safety first. Large government at work.

[@HellofromAustralia-s8h-juan]

They ain't in no Rush. You're think cleaning would be quicker🎉

[@richpeltrick1492]

@@HellofromAustralia-s8h-juan Yeah... cleaning would be a lot quicker. It's not about me, the promise was around-the-clock work to get the channel open again. I'm impressed at how well it's going actually. The clip that was recorded here showed minimal activity but I'm sure the behind-the-scenes brainstorming was hard at work.

[@m.c.o.3068]

THERMAL IMAGING CAMERAS could have picked out the vehicles, versus underwater debris, even in dark murky water conditions. Cars and trucks engine compartments would have been still warm for a period of time. Underwater ROVs, equipped with thermal imaging cameras could have attached magnetic marker lines or cables to the metal, with buoys on the surface.

[@Conradlovesjoy]

Lmao ok man. That’s not how any of that works.

[@ronald6138]

must be lunch break

[@weldonyoung1013]

Either that, or divers are in the water.

[@BeechSportBill]

Like all the steel from Ground Zero…

[@vernonthiede8439]

Had Baltimore spent the money on Pier Guards instead of Homosexual Promotion they would have a bridge today. God took away their Bridge. Moving on!

[@1972Ray]

God had nothing to do with the ships electrical systems. And stop concentrating on gay people.

[@knutarneaakra6013]

That comment 😮was quite stupis

[@hefoxed]

If ya bigots stopped voting in hateful and corrupt people that cut taxes to their rich friends while the workers suffer there would be more money for infrastructure projects. But as usual, ya'll ignorant hate is more important then public well being.

[@BobM.-to9ji]

God took away their bridge? So you believe in the angry vengeful God who cares more about, well, revenge tahn love and peace and loving thy neighbor? What is wrong with you?

[@heartobefelt]

@@BobM.-to9ji If you want to love your neighbour thats all very well until your neighbour wants legal rights to bend you over and pull your trousers down , If you refuse they will call you homophobic. The sickos even want to have transvestites teaching preschool children that its okay to change gender !

[@michaelmongeotti]

Too many chiefs and not enough Indians this is why they are not moving fast

[@heartobefelt]

They have achieved a lot , you dont know how old the video is , and you dont know what they have already achieved subsurface.

[@Shipspotting_Vietnam]

Still a lot of work to do!!