Emergency crews are working diligently to contain and clean up a substantial diesel spill in Baltimore Harbor, where approximately 2,000 gallons of fuel have seeped into the water, turning parts of the Inner Harbor red. The spill, linked to overfilled tanks supplying fuel to Johns Hopkins facilities, prompted a multi-agency response, including the Maryland Department of the Environment and the Coast Guard. Local officials, including Gov. Wes Moore and Mayor Brandon Scott, have urged residents to avoid the affected areas, particularly Central Avenue, while emphasizing that drinking water remains unaffected. Cleanup efforts are ongoing as the city races against time to mitigate the environmental impact of this incident.