#bridge-collapse

#bridge-collapse

A tragic bridge collapse in South Korea results in four deaths and highlights serious workplace safety issues.

At least three killed and seven injured in a motorway bridge collapse in Anseong, South Korea.

A bridge collapse in northern Brazil resulted in multiple fatalities and missing persons, complicating rescue efforts due to hazardous conditions.

The shipping companies reached a $102 million settlement over a deadly bridge collapse but deny liability and face further claims.

The cargo ship disaster will cost the responsible companies $102 million, alleviating the financial burden from American taxpayers.

The Justice Department is suing two companies for $100 million after a container ship caused the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, leading to six fatalities.

The cargo ship's owner ignored electrical issues, leading to a bridge collapse and subsequent major costs for debris removal and port reopening.

A loose cable may have caused the Dali ship's electrical failure, leading to the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The incident involved a series of electrical issues and procedural mistakes aboard the Dali before the accident occurred.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing for over $100 million due to a bridge collapse caused by a cargo ship, seeking to recover taxpayer funds.

Families of bridge collapse victims are suing the ship's owner, seeking justice for immigrant workers and their significance in society.

Investigation revealed ship's electrical problems prior to bridge collision.

The cargo ship Dali resumed its voyage after causing a bridge collapse, with the U.S. Coast Guard overseeing its journey and salvage operations.