Cruise ship crashes

The Royal Caribbean's The Harmony of the Seas cruise ship crashed into the pier at Falmouth, Jamaica.

An investigation is now underway after several parts of the port infrastructure were damaged in the collision, including the pier structure which was crushed by the 227,000 tonne vessel. The 1,188ft Royal Caribbean’s The Harmony of the Seas cruise ship was meant to dock at Falmouth, Jamaica but instead people could be heard screaming as it drifted towards the pier and then crashed. Passengers hoping for a relaxing holiday in the Caribbean were left terrified after the world’s longest cruise ship crashed into a pier in Jamaica.

Zero injuries were reported to passengers and crew members during the crash, which "caused mostly cosmetic damage" to the ship, "including dents and paint ...

“There were no injuries to guests or crew and only minor cosmetic damage to the ship’s stern. “The good news is that nobody got hurt and the damage was minimal to the vessel and it was able to continue its journey unfazed and really unaffected,” Bartlett said. The sailing will continue as scheduled,” Royal Caribbean said in a statement in response to the crash via the blog post.

Passengers were heard screaming "oh my god" and "holy sh**" as the world's longest cruise ship in Falmouth, Jamaica, drifted towards the port and crashed ...

The Royal Caribbean ship had set off on a seven-day cruise from Port Canaveral in Florida. The Port Authority of Jamaica said in a statement on Friday that they may opt to convene a formal enquiry into the collision involving Royal Caribbean and an enquiry would be carried out to assess the infrastructure. Royal Caribbean’s The Harmony of the Seas 1,188-foot cruise ship crashed into a pier in Jamaica.

The Harmony of the Seas, the third-largest passenger ship in the world and still its longest, crashed into a pier in Jamaica last thursday.

Zero injuries were reported to passengers and crew members during the crash, which "caused mostly cosmetic damage" to the ship, "including dents and paint ...

“There were no injuries to guests or crew and only minor cosmetic damage to the ship’s stern. Zero injuries were reported to passengers and crew members during the crash, which "caused mostly cosmetic damage" to the ship, "including dents and paint scrapes," according to the blog post. “The good news is that nobody got hurt and the damage was minimal to the vessel and it was able to continue its journey unfazed and really unaffected,” Bartlett said.