Nearly two months after hitting and causing the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the Dali has been freed from the wreckage. Watch the time-lapse video above of the vessel breaking free and returning to the Port of Baltimore.

The ship channel was opened last month to smaller vessels, and the Army Corps of Engineers expects the port to be able to accept larger vessels this week bringing the port to full operations.

 

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