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New Orleans limps back

23 Sep 2005 - by Staff reporter
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THE PORT of New Orleans last week handled its first commercial container vessel – the Lykes Flyer - since Hurricane Katrina hit. At the time of writing, the Mississippi River was open to ships with a draught of 41 feet during daylight hours only.

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