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“Carnival Splendor” with 4.500 people towed to Mexico after fire left her adrift

Tuesday, November 9th 2010 - 13:53 UTC
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The crew of a Mexico-bound cruise ship “Carnival Splendor” battled an engine room fire for three hours which left the vessel adrift, officials said. On Tuesday the vessel was waiting to be towed to the Mexican port of Ensenada. Read full article

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  • marianM

    Many of us likes traveling, whether on land, on air, or by means of a cruise ship. Not all of us get to enjoy traveling. But for those who gets the chance, they always pray that nothing bad will happen. That their journey will be safe. A fire within the Carnival Wonders engine room set the vessel adrift Monday about 55 miles west of Baja, CA. When the Carnival Splendor caught fire, all power was lost and the ship was left without engines, air conditioning, flushing toilets or hot food. While a fleet of tugs chugged towards the rescue, coast guard cutters and a plane carrier offered assistance.

    Nov 13th, 2010 - 06:03 am - Link - Report abuse 0

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