Sigh, the settlement won't cover much of the rebuild, which is supposedly estimated to be around 1.9 billon, nearly 2 billion.
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2024
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The bridge is owned by Maryland, and they are also suing for the reconstruction of the bridge. This settlement was for the disaster recovery effort.
This was completely separate from the suit to rebuild the bridge, as per the article. People really need to read the articles instead of glancing at headlines and feeling the need to comment something ignorant.
Alex jones got hit worse than this
This is only for the disaster recovery efforts.
There is more to come.
Let’s hope!!
Makes sense, Alex Jones is worse than this.
While I agree that this amount is too low, I think Alex Jones has done more damage.
"one of the worst transportation disasters...... (He trails off realizing) In recent memory!"
Imo not having any safety measures for the bridge piers was extremely negligent. There was this picture where you'd see cable masts next to the bridge that were being secured by extra thick concrete islands (you can actually spot one in the headline image). Really makes it look like the safety of some cables was more important than the safety of a bridge / people.
Edit: Ofc the incident was caused by the ship