Recent Cruise Ship Deaths 2018

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Recent cruise ship deaths 2018. 2 The ratio 23 to 13 between occurrences with ships and occurrence with persons has remained stable from 2011 to 2018. Cruise Law News who reported first about this tragic news said that several of his colleagues stated the crew member may have intentionally ended his life. The ferry capacity was 100 people and with 228 deaths and 41 people rescued it was certainly overloaded.

3 In 2018 there was a slight decrease of the casualties or incidents with a ship. Local 10 News Miami. As a result more than 1500 people died either on the ship or in the icy waters waiting for help.

In 2013 the four primary North American cruise companies. MS Aleksandr Suvorov Russia-Volga River cruise ship crashed into a railway bridge girder still in service 177 killed year 1983 TSMS Lakonia caught fire and sank near Madeira island Portugal 128 drowned year 1963 MS Bulgaria Russia-Volga River cruise ship sank in the Kuybyshev Reservoir in Tatarstan Russia 122 drowned year 2011. A colossal container ship struck berthed expedition cruise ship in Hamburg Germany while leaving the port.

November 16 2018 Update. The Carnival cruise ship Triumph ran aground and overturned after striking an underwater rock off the coast of Mexico while coming into port the evening of. A recent theory suggests a fire that started in the hull before the ship set sail weakened the vessels steel walls making it susceptible to an iceberg that normally wouldnt have caused as much damage.

A Cruise Ship Engineer Who Kills GREECE SLAIN AMERICAN An outgoing sometimes-model 31-year-old Julie Scully right met Giorgos George Skiadopoulos left. 14 of cruise ship companies dont conduct any criminal background checks on their employees before hiring them. A rather graphic video made the rounds on the Internet as well.

Tanazinan ferry MV Nyerere capsized in lake Victoria. Twenty-two survivors were rescued leaving the rest on board missing. At least eight people drowned.