Maryland Governor Wes Moore (D) has raised concerns about the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge and its significant impact on the national economy during an interview on “Fox News Sunday.” He emphasized that the bridge collapse will not only affect Maryland but also have far-reaching consequences on the entire country, as the Port of Baltimore is one of the busiest ports in the United States, handling a large volume of cars, heavy trucks, and agricultural equipment.
Moore explained that the repercussions of the bridge collapse will be felt by people across different states, such as farmers in Kentucky, auto dealers in Ohio, and restaurants in Louisiana and Tennessee. He stressed the urgency of getting the Port of Baltimore operational again as it is crucial for the national economy.
The bridge collapsed after a cargo ship named Dali collided with it, causing it to crumble into the Patapsco River. The closure of the Port of Baltimore, a major shipping hub on the East Coast, has disrupted
