The ship collided with a bridge built like America's Atal Bridge

A ship has collided with a historic bridge in Baltimore, America. In which the bridge has collapsed like a pack of cards. A large number of people have been injured in this. A plane has crashed into a huge bridge in America. There is a possibility of massive loss of life and property in this tragedy that occurred in Baltimore city. Relief and rescue work is being carried out rapidly. It is being told that a large number of people have drowned in water.

7 people and dozens of cars fell into the river

A container ship collided with the historic Francis Scott Key bridge on the Patapsco River in Baltimore, USA, completely destroying it. It is being told that 7 people and dozens of cars have fallen into the river due to which there is a possibility of a large number of casualties. A large cargo ship collided with a bridge and crashed Tuesday, the Baltimore Fire Department said. The video of this incident has now gone viral on social media. He said that relief and rescue work is going on at a fast pace.

It is being told that this bridge is 3 kilometers long.

Maryland's transportation authority has urged drivers to take alternative routes and not proceed in that direction. Not only this, the river route has been blocked from both sides and traffic has been diverted. Police said that a large number of people are trapped in the river. The Baltimore Fire Department has confirmed that the Baltimore bridge has collapsed and a large number of people have been injured. However, the number of people killed has not been confirmed yet. It is being told that this bridge is 3 kilometers long.

Officials say that right now their entire focus is on relief and rescue.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott said emergency teams were conducting massive relief and rescue operations. It is being told that the accident happened at 1.30 pm. He said agencies were informed that the ship was leaving Baltimore. During this time a clash took place. Meanwhile, many vehicles were passing over the bridge. Officials say that right now their entire focus is on relief and rescue.