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A new deep-water channel is allowing ships to pass the Francis Scott Key Bridge wreckage in Baltimore. The channel now opens up more maritime traffic to the harbor since the bridge collapsed when struck by a cargo ship four weeks ago. (AP video: Matt Rourke)

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Create Date: 4/25/2024 9:13:03 PM

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