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How Has Key Bridge Collapse Affected Port Workers: Take Patch's Survey
How has the Key Bridge collapse affected workers? Tell Patch how the accident affected your work at the Port of Baltimore and on I-695.
BALTIMORE, MD — Tuesday's collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge has far-reaching effects, including the feared death of six construction workers.
The Port of Baltimore is closed until crews clear debris around the cargo ship that crashed into the bridge. The port closure leaves swaths of jobs in question. Everybody from crane operators to truckers will be touched by the shutdown. Car, coal and paper pulp shipping are among the industries most affected.
How does the Key Bridge collapse affect your job?
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Take Patch's survey, embedded below, and tell us. The survey is also available at this link.
The survey will be open until at least Monday, April 1, at 8 a.m.
Find out what's happening in Baltimorefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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By submitting this questionnaire, you agree that Patch can publish your responses along with your full name, hometown and employer if you provide it in our Key Bridge coverage. We will not publish your email. Email jacob.baumgart@patch.com with questions.
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