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Bridge clips off chimneys of cruise ship
By Wang Qingchu |
May 24, 2012, Thursday
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A cruiser ship was damaged yesterday when its two chimneys crashed against the span of a bridge in Wenzhou in east China's Zhejiang Province, Xinhua reported today.
The newly built holiday cruise is 158 meters long and seven stories high. It was towed on the Oujiang River yesterday morning when it hit the Wenzhou Bridge, the local maritime bureau said.
Only the two chimneys were damaged. The rest of the ship remained intact, maritime officials said.
Nobody was hurt in the accident and damage to the bridge will be assessed by experts, the report said.
The newly built holiday cruise is 158 meters long and seven stories high. It was towed on the Oujiang River yesterday morning when it hit the Wenzhou Bridge, the local maritime bureau said.
Only the two chimneys were damaged. The rest of the ship remained intact, maritime officials said.
Nobody was hurt in the accident and damage to the bridge will be assessed by experts, the report said.
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