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Cruise ship broke lose in Rhodes
The 'Scarlet Lady' broke away from its berth at the port of Rhodes after several mooring lines snapped on the evening of Sep 30, 2026. The ship’s gangway fell into the water as the vessel moved away from the pier shortly after 8:15 p.m. Strong waves caused several lines securing the cruise ship to break, and the 'Scarlet Lady' started to drift across the harbour and allided with the catamaran ship 'King of Rhodes' (IMO: 101089) and two boats. The Rhodes Central Port Authority responded to the incident, while available tugs were placed on standby. The captain maneuvered the 'Scarlet Lady' under its own power and returned the ship to its mooring position. No injuries or marine pollution were reported. The ship left Rhodes again one day late on Oct 1 enroute to Thira with an ETA as of Oct 3. It had arrived in Rhodes early due to weather conditions. The incident occurred amidst adverse weather conditions and rough seas in the area. The damage to the 'King of Rhodes' was estimated to be around 400000 Euros, and the owner filed a legal applicationto seize the 'Scarlet Lady'. The cruise ship, however, escaped an arrest, as the P&I insurer stepped in with a letter of guarantee to cover potential liabilities. A former court case has been scheduled in Rhodes for Feb 22, 2027, to resolve the dispute. Reports with photos and video: https://crew-center.com/video-scarlet-lady-gangway-falls-water-after-mooring-lines-snap https://www.neakriti.gr/koinonia/2202980_rodos-thriler-sto-limani-me-scarlet-lady-espasan-oi-kaboi-kai-kroyazieroploio
Norovirus outbreak on Riviera Maya Cruise
A norovirus outbreak was reported on the 'Scarlet Lady' during its cruise which started on Oct 8, 2023 and ended on Oct 13, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The ship reported over 70 cases of norovirus. During the Riviera Maya cruise, which included stops at Cozumel, Mexico, and Bimini, the Bahamas, 66 out of 2,198 passengers and seven crew membersreported symptoms of the norovirus such as vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. News of the outbreak has been shared with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This move complied with established CDC health protocols to report gastrointestinal outbreaks affecting at least 2% of a cruise ship’s passengers and crew members of 3% of the passengers. The medical team isolated the patients and immediately enacted enhanced sanitization procedures, including additional cleaning of cabins and high-contact areas around the ship, working closely with the CDC and their medical professionals. The ship’s next batch of passengers were alerted while sanitary measures have been adopted to prevent another outbreak. The next sailing to Grand Turk and Bimini on Oct 13 proceeded as scheduled. The Vessel Sanitation Program under the CDC continued monitoring the situation, including the ship’s response to the outbreak and sanitation measures.
Cruise ship rescued 18 refugees
The 'Scarlet LadyÄ has rescued 18 Cuban refugees from a sinking boat in the Caribbean on Dec 31, 2022. The group of 18 Cuban refugees, including men, women, and children, encountered the cruise shio between Key West and Cuba wbile it was sailing its 6-night New Years’ Ahoy Cruise from Miami, having departed Costa Maya and being headed to Bimini. The refugee boat was spotted around 5:30 p.m., and a crew member swam to the boat with a rope, while its inhabitants were bailing water from the vessel and yelling for help. The group was taken on board The ship changed course and began heading to Key West. A US Coast Guard vessel arrived at about 9 p.m. and transferred the refugees onboard. The 'Scarlet Lady' then continued her New Year cruise with a port call in Bimini before returning to Miami on Jan 2, 2023. Report with video: https://www.cruisehive.com/virgin-cruise-ship-rescues-18-cuban-refugees-from-sinking-boat/91519
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