7 News Cruise Ship Fire

A fire that broke out aboard a cruise ship moored at the Corfu Port.

7 news cruise ship fire. The ship was engulfed in flames while docked in the Caribbean killing three. No injuries have been reported following the fire. Fifty-one crew members were aboard the 2300 capacity vessel when the fire started but no one was injured MSC Cruises.

On Friday afternoon a fire broke out on board the MSC Lirica cruise ship at the Port of Corfu Greece. Early this morning a fire broke out in the engine room of the Zenith cruise ship formerly operated by Celebrity Cruises and now operated by Royal Caribbean Cruises owned Pullmantur Cruises The fire started at approximately 0348 AM today while the cruise ship sailed from Ravenna to Venice with 1672 passengers on board. 48 firefighters and a special squad dealing with ship fires rushed to the scene and managed to contain the spread of fire.

Fire Aboard MSC Cruise Ship Laid-Up in Greece. A fire apparently started by a cigarette broke out aboard a giant cruise ship early Thursday as it sailed through the moonlit Caribbean leaving one passenger dead 11 people injured and at least. Local emergency services assisted the ships two fire brigades in bringing the blaze under control by 658 pm.

A woman in her 80s died in hospital in Canberra over the weekend. The first person to die in the Australian Capital Territory was a passenger onboard the Ruby Princess cruise ship. MSC Lirica Fire Put Out Minimal Damage.

According to the cruise line on Friday at 1542 local time in Corfu where she is currently in. Today marks the ships fourth day of a seven day sail that left Florida and was stopping in Haiti Jamacia Grand Cayman and Mexico. Authorities in Puerto Rico say more than 500 passengers have been evacuated after a small fire erupted on a cruise ship.

The Poop Cruise Without working bathrooms passengers were forced to drop their payloads into red hazardous waste bags and stuff them into garbage cans left in the hall. Smoke has been seen billowing from the laid-up cruise ship MSC Lirica. AP PhotoThe Jamaica Observer A Caribbean cruise vacation for more than 2600 people ended abruptly on March 23 2006 after a fire ignited aboard the gigantic cruise ship Star Princess charring.