🔍The salvage and recovery efforts in Sparrows Point are ongoing 24/7.
⚓️More than 1000 tons of steel have been salvaged from the river, including a 400-ton span of the Key Bridge.
👷Welders are cutting the salvaged pieces into manageable sizes for recycling.
💡The CEO of Resolved Marine, the designated responder, ensures coordination with all agencies involved.
🌊Divers are still in the water, removing debris and assisting in recovery efforts.
How long have the salvage and recovery efforts been going on?
—The salvage and recovery efforts have been ongoing since the incident occurred.
How much steel has been salvaged so far?
—More than 1000 tons of steel, including a 400-ton span of the Key Bridge, have been salvaged.
What happens to the salvaged pieces?
—The salvaged pieces are cut into manageable sizes and recycled.
Who is the designated responder for this disaster?
—Resolved Marine is the designated responder, ensuring coordination with all agencies involved.
Are divers still involved in the recovery efforts?
—Yes, divers are still in the water, removing debris and assisting in recovery efforts.
00:16Introduction: Paul Gessler reporting in Dundalk
00:18Salvage and recovery operations reported as stomach-turning and hard to hear
00:20Inside look at ongoing salvage and recovery efforts in Sparrows Point
00:25Salvaging over 1000 tons of steel, including a 400-ton span of the Key Bridge
01:12Welders cutting salvaged pieces for recycling
01:47CEO of Resolved Marine ensures coordination with all agencies involved
02:21Divers still in the water, removing debris and assisting in recovery efforts
03:21Closing remarks and appreciation for Mike Hellgren and Paul Gessler's coverage
