At least sixteen people sustained minor injuries after Australian cruise lining hit shaded water as they started New Zealand Southern Island last month.
Passengers on board Princess from Party They were on the 14-day trip from Sydney, Australia, when the ship changed the course and came across strong winds near Milford Sound on February 25th.
The shots from the kitchen ships showed that the fruit is dramatically tilted to one side, causing large series of food, sending staff running and spraying a number of cooking equipment.
An additional video shows the pool and passengers in the tightening canteen to avoid skating.
One man recalled the moment he realized that the ship was no longer upright.
“I walked by doing my wing and everything [a] Suddenly I realized that the boat was at an angle, “he said.
Another woman of passengers said the tables and chairs were flying around the canteen and that one girl flew around the room in her chair.
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Meanwhile, stores on board remained in the Tatters, and the staff were in charge of gathering goods spread all over the floor.
According to reports, the ship turned over 14 degrees for 40 seconds.
Of the 16 injured, 13 passengers, and three crews, according to 7 News Australia.
In a statement for Cruise hive, Princess Cruises said: “On February 25, while in Fiordland, New Zealand, Crown Princess encountered strong winds during a change in the course, which was why the ship tilted briefly beyond its usual movement before stabilization. Our crew quickly answered to correct the situation, and at no point was the safety of the ship.”
“In addition, a small amount of water from the Lido deck pool briefly entered the Horizons Food Court, but the area was quickly cleaned and re -open. There were no structural damage to the ship.”
A cruise ship, which holds 3,090 passengers, was not damaged and continued at its destination after the incident, 7 News Australia reported.
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