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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Thursday, March 28th, 2024. This is the

excerpt.

Today, looking at the safety of commercial shipping in the wake of

this week's Baltimore disaster, plus how a Georgia man created a controversial

tool to challenge voter rolls and we remember former senator Joe Lieberman.

The bodies of two of the six missing construction workers from the Francis Scott Key

bridge collapse were recovered yesterday yesterday according to Maryland authorities.

They were identified as 35-year-old Alejandro Hernandez-Foyntez and 26-year-old Dorlion

Roniel Castillo Cabrera. More and more questions are being asked after the tragedy.

One of them could tugboats have prevented it.

I discuss that and the safety of container shipping in general with USA Today Senior

Investigative Reporter Emily Lacos.

Emily, thanks for hopping on.

Thanks for having me.

What do we know about this ship, the Dolly,

and its history of previous wrecks?

The ship is a pretty standard ship. It only had one accident that we are aware of.

In 2016, shortly after it was put into service, it struck a pier as it was exiting a port.

Damage was caused to the ship, damage was caused to the port, there were no injuries, it

required minor repair, it was certainly

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