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Tanker slams into docked New Orleans river cruiser carrying 129 passengers, sparking rescue

The Atlantic Asphalt tanker slammed into the docked American Heritage cruise ship on the Mississippi River in New Orleans on Friday afternoon.

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Tanker slams into docked New Orleans river cruiser carrying 129 passengers, sparking rescue
The Atlantic Asphalt tanker slammed into the docked American Heritage cruise ship on the Mississippi River in New Orleans on Friday afternoon.
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