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Good to know. Really sad for those workers. I hope they're OK.
reports are 7/20 went into the drink, can’t imagine hearing a loud crash while working on a bridge and turning to see a freighter knocking out a support column while you’re on it, the anticipation of knowing that falling hundreds of meters is inevitable and that the freezing water leads to hypothermia quickly, all to the soundtrack of screaming, twisting metal and crunching concrete
Can't imagine working on a bridge and seeing a ship that size and thinking... huh... that's getting awfully close... its... its going to miss right?
And then ...OHFUCKOHSHITOHFUCKOHSHIT!