The largest crane on the eastern seaboard, capable of moving 1,000 tons, is on its way to Baltimore. But it could be weeks before the passage is cleared for ships.
Source: wnep.com
Clearing Chesapeake Bay after deadly Baltimore bridge collapse could take weeks
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