
Divers retrieved the bodies of two people, out of the six workers who had been unaccounted for since a highway bridge collapsed into Baltimore Harbour following a collision with a cargo ship.
In other news, there are concerns that the number of casualties from the terrorist attack at the Moscow concert hall may exceed the official death toll of 140.
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Divers on Wednesday (Mar 27) recovered the remains of two of the six workers missing since a highway bridge collapsed into Baltimore Harbor after being struck by a faltering cargo freighter.
The bodies, as per Reuters, were found in the Patapsco River, a day after the vessel rammed into a support pylon of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, knocking most of it into the water below.
Moscow concert hall attack: Death toll likely higher than reported, with 143 missing

The death toll from the Moscow concert hall terrorist attack is feared to be higher than the official death toll of 140. In a statement on Wednesday (Mar 27), Russian state investigations reported that they have received 143 reports of persons missing after last week's mass shooting in Moscow.
Illinois stabbing spree: Four killed, five injured in Rockford; suspect in custody

Tragedy struck Rockford, Illinois on Wednesday afternoon (Mar 27) as four people were killed and five were injured in a stabbing spree. As per reports, of the five injured in the attack, four are in stable condition, and one is in critical condition.
France to prosecute teen for falsely accusing school head in Islamic veil row

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said that the state will sue the teenage girl who falsely accused her headteacher of using violence during a heated argument over wearing an Islamic head covering.
The headteacher had asked the girl to remove the head covering inside the school premises, as per French law.
However, the teacher was forced to resign after he faced death threats on social media. After the killing of two teachers, any kind of Islamist threats sent to French schools in considered extremely serious in the country.

Reacting to the summoning of an American diplomat by India over the remarks of the United States on the Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest in the liquor policy case, Washington DC on Wednesday (Mar 27) reiterated its call for "fair, transparent, timely legal processes".