Aerial shows Francis Scott Key Bridge and cargo ship aftermath

Dali cargo ship suffered 'severe electrical problem' while docked in Baltimore days prior to bridge collapse crash that saw it suffer 'total power failure, loss of engine failure', port worker says The Dali cargo ship which smashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge suffered a 'severe electrical problem' while docked in Baltimore days before, according to a port worker. Julie Mitchell, co-administrator of Container Royalty, a company which tracks cargo, told CNN the ship was anchored at the port for at least 48 hours prior to the deadly crash. Following the devastation, she said: 'And those two days, they were having serious power outages… they had a severe electrical problem. It was total power failure, loss of engine power, everything.' Mitchell explained that refrigerated boxes tripped breakers on board the ship on several occasions, and mechanics had been trying to fix the issue. She said she didn't know whether the problem had been fixed when the ship set off. The 1.6-mile Key Bridge partially collapsed after the cargo shipping container vessel crashed into one of its support structures just before 1:30 a.m. Tuesday morning. #baltimorebridgecollapse #bridgecollapse #baltimorebridge #francisscottkeybridge #keybridgecollapse #francisscottkeybridge #bridgecollapse #baltimorebridgecollapse #shiphitsbridge #marylandbridgecrash #ship #francisscottkeybridge #bridgecollapse #baltimorebridgecollapse #keybridgecollapse #baltimorebridge #bridge #crash #keybridge