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health-travel1 year ago

Mauritius Halts Norwegian Cruise Ship Over Health Concerns

Mauritius has denied a Norwegian cruise ship permission to dock at the capital Port Louis over fears of a potential cholera outbreak on board, with at least 15 people on the Norwegian Dawn in isolation over suspected illness. The decision was made to avoid health risks, and samples were taken for testing. Passengers developed mild symptoms of a stomach illness during a trip to South Africa, and there have been cholera outbreaks in southern Africa. The ship arrived in Mauritius with 2,184 passengers and 1,026 crew members, and those disembarking or joining the cruise will now do so on 27 February.

travel2 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Ship Battles Storm and Rogue Wave, Loses Navigation Ability

A Norwegian cruise ship, MS Maud, carrying 400 passengers and crew is being towed back to Germany after being hit by a 'rogue wave' during a storm in the North Sea. The wave shattered windows on the bridge and caused a power outage, but the ship's main engine is still functioning. The ship's 266 passengers and 131 crew members are safe, and there have been no serious injuries reported. The vessel is being towed to Bremerhafen, Germany for disembarkation. This incident comes six weeks after another cruise ship, the Spirit of Discovery, was battered by a storm in the Bay of Biscay.

travel2 years ago

Norwegian cruise ship stranded in North Sea after storm and power outage

The Norwegian cruise ship MS Maud remains in the North Sea after a rogue wave and hurricane-force winds shattered windows on the bridge, causing a power outage. The ship's passengers and crew are safe, and two towage vessels are helping to keep it stable. The vessel's main engine is still functioning, allowing for manual steering. It is unclear where the ship will go next. The MS Maud belongs to cruise company HX, a unit of Norway's Hurtigruten Group.

travel2 years ago

Norwegian cruise ship loses navigation and power after rogue wave hits

A Norwegian cruise ship, MS Maud, lost its ability to navigate after being hit by a rogue wave while sailing from Norway to the United Kingdom. The wave shattered windows on the ship's bridge, causing water to enter and resulting in a power outage. No serious injuries were reported among the 266 passengers and 131 crew members. The ship had to be steered manually from the engine room with the assistance of support vessels until it could be towed to port. The crew conducted safety checks and technical assessments to ensure the ship's continued course.

travel2 years ago

Norwegian Cruise Ship Stranded in North Sea After Storm

The Norwegian cruise ship MS Maud lost power in the North Sea after a rogue wave shattered windows on the bridge, causing a power failure and rendering the navigation systems and radars inoperable. The 266 passengers and 131 crew members are safe, and a towage vessel is scheduled to arrive to assist the ship. Despite the stormy conditions, there is currently no danger to the ship, and it is being manually steered from the engine room until it can be towed to port.

travel2 years ago

"Norwegian Cruise Ship Battling Storm Loses Navigation in North Sea"

The Norwegian cruise ship MS Maud lost its ability to navigate in the North Sea after a rogue wave shattered windows on the bridge, causing a power outage. The 266 passengers and 131 crew members are safe, and a towage vessel has been dispatched to assist. The ship, owned by HX, a unit of Norway's Hurtigruten Group, was en route from Norway to the UK when the incident occurred. Strong winds and a storm in the area have complicated the situation.

travel2 years ago

"Norwegian Cruise Ship Left Adrift as 'Rogue Wave' Shatters Windows, Stranding 266 Passengers"

A Norwegian cruise ship, Maud, with 266 passengers and 131 crew members onboard lost its ability to navigate after a "rogue wave" smashed windows on the bridge, causing a temporary loss of power. The ship is being steered manually from the engine room but cannot navigate. Authorities plan to tow the vessel to a Danish port, and the ship's condition is reported as stable with no serious injuries.