Cargo Shippt Rocks explosion leaving the port of Baltimore

An explosion rocked a cargo cargo cargo to Baltimore, causing a fire and sending a flow of smoke in the sky but injuring any injury, the authorities announced on Monday evening.

The Coastal Guard crews and the firefighters of the city of Baltimore were among those who responded to the incident, and the fire died on the ship still in motion, said Matthew West of the Coast Guard.

The cause of the explosion and the subsequent fire was investigated, he said. The video of the scene has shown that black smoke always rises from the ship, which, according to the authorities, is called W-Sapphire.

The cargo cargo carried coal in a channel leaving the port of Baltimore near the site of The collapse of the Francis Scott bridge last yearSaid West.

In a press release, the Baltimore City fire service described the location as in the “PatapSco river near the old key bridges site”.

He said 23 people were on the “bulk carrier” of 751 and none reported an injury. The ship, however, “showed signs of damage compatible with fire and an explosion”.

The Coast Guard and the Fire Service said that the incident had been reported around 6.30 p.m.

The authorities maintained a safety area of 500 yards around the cargo. Which could prevent trafficking in ships via the main shipping channel, which was described as 700 feet wide.

March 26 An cargo cargo derived in the Francis Scott Key bridgecausing a partial collapse and killing six people, including road workers who had been at the top of the structure.