Cruise Ship Collision Off the Coast of Mexico
Carnival Cruise Ships Involved in Jarring Incident
At Least 12 Injured, Several Evacuated
Two Carnival Corp cruise ships collided off the coast of Mexico on Friday morning in a jarring incident that left at least 12 people injured and several others evacuated.
The collision occurred in the port of Cozumel, Mexico, between the Carnival Glory and Carnival Legend. According to Carnival Corp., the two ships made contact while they were both docked.
The extent of the damage to the ships is still being assessed, but Carnival Corp. has confirmed that there are no major structural issues. The injured passengers were treated for minor injuries at a local hospital, and all passengers have since been safely evacuated from both ships.
Carnival Corp. is investigating the cause of the collision, and they have pledged to cooperate fully with the authorities. The company has also expressed their regret for the incident and is working to provide assistance to the passengers and crew members who were affected.
The collision is a reminder of the importance of safety in the cruise industry. Carnival Corp. has a long history of safety, and the company is committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all of its passengers.
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