Washington:
The Washington Navy Yard is reopening to workers three days after it a mass shooting in which a gunman killed 12 people.
Gates at the Navy installation reopened at 6 am today.
But traffic was blocked from reaching the main gate because a tractor-trailer tried to make a U-turn, and its load shifted. The truck was blocking the road in front of the Navy Yard early today.
Navy spokeswoman Lieutenant Commander Sarah Flaherty said it will be a regular work day, except for Building 197, where the shootings occurred, and the base gym. She says the gym is being used as a staging area for the FBI to investigate Monday's rampage in which former Navy reservist Aaron Alexis gunned down 12 people before being killed by police.
Gates at the Navy installation reopened at 6 am today.
But traffic was blocked from reaching the main gate because a tractor-trailer tried to make a U-turn, and its load shifted. The truck was blocking the road in front of the Navy Yard early today.
Navy spokeswoman Lieutenant Commander Sarah Flaherty said it will be a regular work day, except for Building 197, where the shootings occurred, and the base gym. She says the gym is being used as a staging area for the FBI to investigate Monday's rampage in which former Navy reservist Aaron Alexis gunned down 12 people before being killed by police.
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