On Tuesday, a fire was aboard the cruise liner Icon of the Seas operated by Royal Caribbean International.
A spokesman for Royal Caribbean Group, the parent firm of the line, Nathaniel Derrenbacher, stated that there was also a temporary power outage on the ship. At the time, the ship was parked in Costa Maya, Mexico.
The minor fire contained to a crew area was promptly put out without causing any injuries. The major power systems of the ship were restored as soon as the backup power was turned on.
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Derrenbacher was not in possession of any further information regarding the fire’s location or the power disruption’s duration.
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There was no effect on the vessel’s route. The largest cruise ship in the world, Icon, set out on a week-long Western Caribbean trip on Saturday from Miami, Florida, according to CruiseMapper. On Wednesday, the ship is expected to dock in Cozumel.
The information was released following the second fire aboard the Carnival Freedom ship owned by Carnival Cruise Line that happened in its exhaust funnel in March 2017 less than two years.
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