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A 2,000-gallon diesel fuel spill from a Johns Hopkins facility stained Baltimore's harbor; cleanup is underway.
On Wednesday, a 2,000-gallon diesel fuel spill from a Johns Hopkins Hospital facility in East Baltimore stained a section of the harbor near the South Central Avenue Bridge.
The spill, initially reported as 100 gallons, was caused by overfilled diesel tanks and contains red dye.
The US Coast Guard is leading the cleanup efforts, using absorbent materials and skimmers to remove the fuel.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott confirmed that the spill has not affected drinking water.
Cleanup efforts are ongoing and involve multiple state and city agencies.
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Un derrame de 2.000 galones de combustible diesel de una instalación de Johns Hopkins manchó el puerto de Baltimore; la limpieza está en curso.