Body of 5th missing worker found more than a month after Baltimore bridge collapse, officials say

Authorities accidental they've recovered the assemblage of a 5th idiosyncratic who was missing aft the illness of the Francis Scott Key Bridge much than a period ago

BALTIMORE -- Authorities said they person recovered the assemblage of a 5th idiosyncratic who was missing aft the illness of the Francis Scott Key Bridge much than a period ago.

The Key Bridge Response Unified Command announced that the unfortunate recovered Wednesday was identified arsenic Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez, 49, of Glen Burnie, Maryland.

Six members of a roadwork unit plunged to their deaths connected March 26 erstwhile a instrumentality vessel mislaid powerfulness and crashed into 1 of the bridge’s supporting columns. Five bodies person present been recovered, but 1 worker, Jose Mynor Lopez, has not been found. They were each Latino immigrants who came to the United States from Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.

Salvage teams recovered 1 of the missing operation vehicles Wednesday and notified the Maryland State Police, officials said. State constabulary investigators and Maryland Transportation Authority Police officers and the FBI responded to the country and recovered the assemblage wrong a reddish truck. The authorities constabulary underwater betterment squad and transgression country portion besides assisted.

“We stay dedicated to the ongoing betterment operations portion knowing down each idiosyncratic mislaid successful this calamity lies a loving family,” Maryland State Police Superintendent Roland Butler said successful a statement. “Along with our local, authorities and national partners, we inquire that everyone widen their deepest sympathies and enactment to the families during this hard time.”

The Dali instrumentality vessel has been stationary amid the wreckage since the collapse, but crews program to refloat and region the ship, allowing much maritime postulation to resume done Baltimore’s port. Officials expect to person it removed by May 10, according to a Port of Baltimore quality release.