This morning – Maryland's governor and congressional leaders are meeting on Capitol Hill to talk rebuilding.
It will take weeks before shipping is allowed again through to one of the biggest ports on the eastern seaboard.BALTIMORE — Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said Monday he plans to meet with members of Congress to discuss support for rebuilding the“I’m going to be spending part of this week with our delegation going down and meeting with leaders and ranking members in the Congress and letting them know that this issue is not partisan.
“We are still very much focused on bringing closure and comfort to these families, and the operations to be able to bring that closure to these families,” Moore said. “It has not stopped. It continues to be a 24/7 operation.”
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