Crews Use Explosives to Blast Baltimore Bridge Wreckage From Cargo Ship

A salvage crew detonated a cluster of tiny explosives on Monday to demolish the largest remaining section of the Francis Scott Key Bridge that collapsed across the bow of the Dali after the container ship slammed into it earlier this year.

The controlled detonations to remove a four-ton chunk of the bridge comes almost seven weeks after the disaster, which killed six construction workers and briefly cut off access in the Port of Baltimore.