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A collision occurred between an oil tanker and a river cruise ship near the Port of New Orleans in the United States. The cruise ship tilted and partially sank into the water. About 130 passengers were trapped.
An oil tanker collided with a parked river cruise ship near the Port of New Orleans in the United States today. There were about 130 passengers on the cruise ship. The accident caused the cruise ship to tilt and partially sink into the water. According to local media reports, rescue operations have begun.
WAFB, a local television station affiliated with CBS, reported that the rescue operation was underway, citing sources from the port authorities.
Footage broadcast by WAFB showed that the hull of the American Heritage cruise ship, operated by American Cruise Lines, was tilted severely and part of the hull had sunk into the water.
From the video broadcast by WAFB, it can be seen that there are still passengers on the deck as the ship gradually tilts.
It is unclear why the tanker, the Atlantic Asphalt, collided with the river cruise ship. (Compiled by: Xu Ruicheng) 1151114
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