Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) has raised concerns about the extensive impacts of the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, emphasizing its potential “massive impact” on the national economy. During an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” Moore highlighted the significance of the Port of Baltimore as one of the busiest in the country, handling a large volume of cars, heavy trucks, and agricultural equipment that passes through it.
The consequences of the bridge collapse extend beyond Maryland, affecting various states across the nation. Moore emphasized that farmers in Kentucky, auto dealers in Ohio, and restaurants in Louisiana and Tennessee are all feeling the impact. Restoring the Port of Baltimore’s operations is critical not just for Maryland but for the broader national economy as well.
The collapse of the bridge occurred when a cargo ship named Dali collided with it while heading to Sri Lanka, leading to
