Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: vehicles fall into water after being hit by ship
Baltimore Key Bridge collapse: vehicles fall into water after being hit by ship
Mayor says rescue efforts are under way after cargo vessel crashed into Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending vehicles into water
Mayor says rescue efforts are under way after cargo vessel crashed into Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending vehicles into water
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I really have a problem with the way this was reported: they mention vehicles falling into the water, but avoid mentioning the fact that people were still in some of those vehicles.
Another article went a bit further to explain:
"A major bridge in Baltimore in the US state of Maryland has snapped and collapsed after a container ship collided with it early on Tuesday, sending a number of vehicles into the water.
The Baltimore fire department said it was searching for at least seven people believed to be in the water, after reports that a large vessel had crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge."
There seems to be a greater concern for the inconvenience than for the people who just experienced the most terrifying event of their lives--some of whom may be dead in result ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I hope those people are rescued! I can't believe how much they were minimized by the press.
“Our focus right now is trying to rescue and recover these people,” Cartwright said. He added that it was too early to know how many people were affected but described the collapse as a “developing mass casualty event”.
They do mention people.
Nah, you're right--my initial reaction was clearly to the headline. It just felt like the human toll was being overlooked, but there is mention of "up to 20 people" being searched for in the article.
Hmmm, I wonder if it was done on purpose?
Better invade a couple countries in the middle east, just to be on the safe side.
Kyrgyzstan is looking shifty as fuck today