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Collision between tanker and cruise ship in New Orleans

A Mississippi River cruise ship collided with the Atlantic Asphalt tanker in New Orleans on Friday, with over 129 people onboard. Search-and-rescue operations are ongoing, but no injuries have been reported. The cruise ship rolled onto its side following the incident.

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A collision occurred on Friday between the Atlantic Asphalt tanker and the American Heritage cruise ship in New Orleans, with over 129 people onboard. The Port of New Orleans confirmed that search-and-rescue operations are underway, but there have been no reports of injuries. The cruise ship rolled onto its side after the incident, and Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is en route to the scene.

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  • The collision occurred on November 13, 2026.
  • Over 129 passengers and crew were onboard the cruise ship.
  • The cruise ship rolled onto its side after the collision.
  • Search-and-rescue operations were ongoing with no injuries reported.
  • Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is heading to New Orleans.
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