LOS ANGELES (AP) — High surf that battered the Southern California coast last month caused about $20 million in damage to a seawall protecting the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex, authorities said Tuesday.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released the estimated cost of emergency repairs for 11 areas of major damage to the breakwater outside the nation’s busiest port complex.

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