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23.04.2024 - 16:18 / travelpulse.com / North America / Donald Wood
Carnival Paradise crew members saving stranded sailors. (Photo Credit: Carnival Cruise Line Media)
Carnival Cruise Line representatives announced that the crew of the Carnival Paradise ship rescued 27 Cuban nationals stuck at sea on Sunday.
According to a Carnival spokesperson, Carnival Paradise was en route from Tampa to Roatan, Honduras, at around 2:30 p.m. local time when the vessel’s bridge team spotted the makeshift boat and turned around to rescue them.
The 27 Cuban nationals were adrift at sea and signaling for assistance.
Employees on Carnival Paradise rescued the stranded Cuban nationals, brought them on the ship, provided them with food and beverages and sent them for a checkup by Carnival’s onboard medical team.
Carnival Paradise’s captain contacted the United States Coast Guard Sector Key West and officials from Roatan. The vessel is scheduled to land in Honduras on Monday.
Last week, Carnival unveiled updates to GoCCL Navigator, which are intended to streamline the booking process and improve the overall user experience. GoCCL Navigator has a new design that should make it easier for travel advisors to search for, view and compare offers.
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