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Thursday March 28th. The race is on to clear the debris from Tuesday's bridge

collapse in Baltimore so the key waterway can reopen. This deadly

disaster has indefinitely halted the flow of ships in and out of the city,

impacting trade and thousands of workers livelihood, all of the people who remain missing and are presumed dead

were immigrant Latinos from Mexico and Central America.

U.S. data shows immigrant Hispanic workers face a disproportionate risk of occupational death and that death

rate is rising. But wow this gives me chills. A text to his boss saved this

construction worker's life.

Moses Diaz told CNN he requested a last minute shift change on Tuesday.

Diaz said he worked with all six of those who died in the bridge collapse

and that they were likely on break at the time of impact.

For the very latest on the bridge collapse head to CNN.com.

Another tragedy unfortunately this time in South Africa.

Dozens of worshippers have died after a bus headed to an Easter conference apparently lost control

and plunged off a cliff. That's what South African media is reporting, adding an eight-year-old girl survived

and has been airlifted to a hospital. South African officials said in a statement the crash claimed

the lives of 45 people and one is seriously injured. It's unclear at this point if the

eight-year-old girl is considered the seriously injured person.

Republicans have decided to move forward with an impeachment process against the

Homeland Security Secretary for

his handling of the U.S. Southern border.

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