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The Army Corps of Engineers, which is running the project told News 2 that they haven’t had any accidents reported to them, until this most recent one. That got the boating community talking on social media, and sharing their stories of close calls and accidents.
(WCBD) – A November 13 boating accident involving a semi-submerged dredge pipe left two people seriously injured.
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