US investigators say too soon to know what caused tanker-cruise ship collision
The US National Transport Board has begun its investigation into a collision between a tanker and a cruise ship carrying more than 100 people in New Orleans.
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The US National Transport Board has begun its investigation into a collision between a tanker and a cruise ship carrying more than 100 people in New Orleans.
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