More than 20 crew members of ship that collapsed in Baltimore still on board
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- More than 20 crew members that were on the Dali ship when it collided with the bridge in Baltimore are still trapped on board. The members, who are from all over the world, remained below the deck when the explosion happened. They have not been evacuated as they are a part of the investigation.
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7 straight weeks at sea this is insane.
We will be outrage if US crewmembers were treated like that.
This is just wrong 🤦
Bro I spent 92 days underwater straight on orders of the US government we do it all the time. 7 weeks is gravy 😂
@@dchaney801no cares about your Naval duties. These aren’t people in the navy they are civilians stop trying to act you are Jesus cause you signed up for it
@@dchaney801 yeahhh!!! Sure 🤣😅😅🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😅😅😅🤣😂😂
It’s happened during the height of COVID. No crew shore leave.
My guy… cargo ships are used to transport human beings……. Human trafficking….. Hello??????
Where is the ship's owner?!? And where, exactly, are the workers' home country’s diplomats?!? Staying on board a ship wrapped in rusting steel wreckage of a (now formerly) major bridge as that wreckage is literally *blown up* is just...SMMFH...insane. It's time for the workers to "abandon ship".
They can’t, FBI water patrols have taken their personal devices and are watching for absconders
Wow that sucks
I hope they imprison all those who knew the Dali was having
electrical problems, but sent it off anyway.
This is so bizarre!
Well, this don't happen every day, so.
Where is the outrage by the US tax payers that will have to foot the bill to replace the bride?
Will we be able to watch the continuing clean up on WBAL-TV TV??
They knew stuff and the government kept them down there crazy
What's the big deal. They ALL signed up for a 35 day voyage. The have a gym, sat tv, pool table plenty of food and they still have to take care of the ship, after their time runs out they will be paid extra, a bit boring sure but they sign on for this. it happens.
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Right!?! They ain't starving. Most live on these ships and only go to shore to maybe see family/friends. Socialize. But they got their own village pretty much in that huge vessel.
As someone who is beyond burned out at my job, this is literally my fantasy.
Why have the FBI still got their phones?
@@Yeast85 why does that matter?
Dont want them talkin to anyone
I didnt sleep.... i have questions.....why did they crash....signals,port traffic to the both
Power failure on the cargo ship caused loss of control. So the ship strayed into a supporting structure. The bridge had no real barrier to protect the support structure. And it fell almost entirely.
They killed 6 people
And how to we know that these crew member are not responsible for hitting the bridge?
That bridge huh
What if the ship starts to sink ?
Then what are we going to do ?
What a load crap .. drag there butts out of there, find out what's going on ???
............ What?
Relax folx, this is fairly normal for extended time at sea. They have fresh food, they have internet and TV. Yes this sucks, but they are getting paid, they are not prisoners.
Correct.👍
@@JusticeAlways Former merchant marine, I just had hoped someone else had spoken up sooner to the media.
@@farmergeo5374
My grandfather was merchant marine sailor in WW2...have MUCH respect for you guys...hard effing *work* (hafta leave the "sailor" lingo out or CZcams will.cut me off!).
People don't understand life at sea...and it's probably for the better! I'm an Irish old salt..just like my Dad....but my legs have gotten too wobbly now....
Thanks for reply...Cheers!
They stay on the boat for months at a time, they are getting paid and fed well. Look after homeless instead
Can't believe all the complaints...the crew is just fine & dandy...they'll probably talk about this event for the rest of their lives.
Story will end up how their ship got attacked by a bridge....ha ha
VERY SUS! 🤔
Good ole shaped cutting charges ❤
Sailors
sus
???
Explain...
A life time supply of curry n rice ??..I'm never leaving..
And they are at risk of contracting COVID or something else..