Maryland Governor said there was "no evidence" the 2,000-gallon diesel fuel spill in Baltimore's harbor was currently impacting drinking water.

A 2,000-gallon diesel spill that originated at a hospital facility in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday tainted a waterfront in a popular tourist spot in the city, but there was no impact on drinking water in the area,

At least 2,000 gallons of oil spilled into Baltimore Harbor on Wednesday (June 4), prompting a major cleanup effort involving multiple agencies. The spill, which originated in Harbor East, was first reported by Johns Hopkins Hospital as a 200-gallon diesel spill at their East Baltimore facility.