If it were terrorism, they would have done it during rush hour.
That is what I was thinking myself. That said, there may be another reason for doing it that has nothing to do with mass casualties.
So far, I lean to it being huge accident or one of negligence.
Accidents still happen, or at least things totally resembling an accident.
It would be hard to schedule the departure time for the ship to coincide with Rush hour, and they may have thought closing the port for so long was good enough. We recover from human loss by forgetting, but we cannot so quickly recover from a destroyed port access.
I don’t know what to think, except there are too many episodes of destruction in the food chain for chickens, beef, processing plants and fuel. They seem out of proportion to the past history, and occur at a time when there is excessive inflation already contributing to our poor economy.
I don’t trust anyone who so early forms an opinion when the evidence cannot possibly be gathered for months.
The only ones who know are the ones who caused it.