JFS
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Another windy day in Cozumel
Carnival Cruise ship had some difficulties this morning...
Carnival Cruise ship had some difficulties this morning...
Carnival Cruise ship collision in Cozumel
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Cozdreamer
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sure hope no one was injured! oh bless.....
Lewis88
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8 ships in port in a single day is absurd.
maadJurguer
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It's hard to believe that these things continue to happen. Do people not even think about the results of their actions? When will people learn to turn their phone sideways to shoot video? 
Lewis88
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It's hard to believe that these things continue to happen. Do people not even think about the results of their actions? When will people learn to turn their phone sideways to shoot video?
StefinSB
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That'll buff right out.
HalcyonDaze
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Two Carnival cruise ships just collided in Cozumel, Mexico - CNN
Report of one injury that I've seen so far. Interesting that wind and current are being blamed; I've dealt with two cruise ship incidents where winds were a factor. In one of those cases the weather reports showed the cruise ship was taking ~30-knot gusts on the beam as it was trying to leave dock in a tight anchorage. One would think the smart move would be to wait until things died down, but heaven forbid the tourists miss their port call.
Report of one injury that I've seen so far. Interesting that wind and current are being blamed; I've dealt with two cruise ship incidents where winds were a factor. In one of those cases the weather reports showed the cruise ship was taking ~30-knot gusts on the beam as it was trying to leave dock in a tight anchorage. One would think the smart move would be to wait until things died down, but heaven forbid the tourists miss their port call.
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