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Baltimore Key Bridge Catastrophe: A City’s Heartbreak and a Nation’s Alarm

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NNPA NEWSWIRE — Gov. Wes Moore wasted no time declaring a state of emergency and mobilizing resources and support from across the nation. “We stand united in the face of tragedy,” he proclaimed, rallying a city reeling from the catastrophe.

The post Baltimore Key Bridge Catastrophe: A City’s Heartbreak and a Nation’s Alarm first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

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