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Could protective barriers have prevented Baltimore bridge collapse?

A cargo ship struck a bridge in Baltimore, causing extensive damage and casualties from a road crew on the bridge.
The US government has approved $60m in immediate aid for the incident and committed to covering the cost of rebuilding the bridge.
The cargo ship was managed by Synergy Marine Group, which expressed regret for the incident and pledged cooperation with the investigation.

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BBC News

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The Guardian

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The Independent

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