A massive crane is being brought in to assist with the cleanup efforts at the scene of the catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. The crane, which is the largest on the East Coast, is tasked with removing up to 4,000 tons of precarious debris that has impeded search and rescue operations following the tragic incident.
The collapse occurred when a 984-foot cargo vessel collided with the bridge on Tuesday, resulting in the loss of six lives. As of now, four individuals are still unaccounted for, and the crane's arrival is expected to help expedite the process of clearing the wreckage to facilitate the search for the missing victims.
