One month after the collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge: An update on recovery efforts

Four bodies have been recovered, over 1,300 tons of steel salvaged, and three temporary channels have opened four weeks after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore, killing six workers. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is leading the salvage effort to reopen the Port of Baltimore. Investigations into the incident by the FBI and NTSB are ongoing. Recovery efforts continue to locate the two missing workers. Assistance programs are in place for impacted workers and families, along with federal funding for bridge reconstruction and infrastructure improvements. Multiple organizations are providing support for those affected by the collapse.

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