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Traffic at World Trade International Bridge temporarily suspended after buoy barrier accumulates near supports
Traffic operations at the World Trade International Bridge in Laredo were temporarily suspended due to floating buoy barrier sections becoming stuck near the bridge supports in the Rio Grande.
By By Emma Galle·22 hr ago
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LAREDO, Tex.
(KGNS) - All traffic operations at the World Trade International Bridge are temporarily suspended Sunday, July 19, after multiple sections of a floating buoy barrier got stuck near the bridge supports.
The Laredo Fire Department announced the temporary suspension at approximately 8:30 a.m., citing safety concerns related to hazards in the Rio Grande.
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