A cargo ship collision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore resulted in its collapse and the tragic deaths of four workers.

The US Coast Guard has established a temporary channel to facilitate debris clearance at the collapse site.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore is prioritizing the recovery of the deceased workers and the reopening of shipping channels.

President Joe Biden is set to visit the site and meet with officials to assess the situation.

An initial federal funding of $60 million has been allocated for the salvage operation, with additional aid for affected individuals under discussion.

The Port of Baltimore, a critical hub for automotive and farm equipment, faces challenges and potential job or business losses due to the incident.