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At least 100 people pulled from Mississippi River after New Orleans ship crash as lengthy salvage effort looms
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Fox News reports that roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship near the Port of New Orleans on Friday, citing officials. According to the outlet, officials say a weeks-long salvage operation lies ahead.
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At least 100 people pulled from Mississippi River after New Orleans ship crash as lengthy salvage effort looms
Officials say roughly 100 people were pulled from the Mississippi River after the Atlantic Asphalt tanker struck the docked American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans on Friday.
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