Boom used to contain possible toxic materials after Key Bridge collapse in Maryland, governor says
Baltimore, Maryland – The aftermath of the collapse of Key Bridge in Baltimore has led to the deployment of over 2,400 feet of boom to contain possible leaks of pollution, according to Governor Wes Moore on Thursday. The incident has raised concerns about the potential release of hazardous materials into the surrounding environment. Governor Moore personally inspected the site and reported no visible sheen on the water, indicating that the containment efforts were effective. The …