The Army Corps of Engineers has committed to covering the entire cost of clearing the channel where Baltimore's Key Bridge collapsed, as announced by Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen on Thursday. Sen. Van Hollen emphasized the importance of restoring the Port of Baltimore to full operation swiftly, highlighting the significant number of jobs and businesses that rely on its functionality.
During a news briefing on Thursday, Sen. Van Hollen underscored that the impact of the bridge collapse extends beyond Maryland, emphasizing that it is a matter of national and global significance. The collapse of the Key Bridge has disrupted crucial transportation routes and supply chains, affecting various industries and businesses that depend on the Port of Baltimore for their operations.
