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Home›Green Marine›Carnival cruise ship hit by barge in Mississippi River
Green Marine

February 13, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Carnival cruise ship hit by barge in Mississippi River

A barge struck a cruise ship Saturday on the Mississippi River, leaving a 30-foot gash on the ship and forcing the cancellation of a five-day cruise to the Caribbean. There were no injuries reported on Carnival Cruise Lines’ Fantasy ship or the barge, authorities and company officials said.

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A barge struck a cruise ship Saturday on the Mississippi River, leaving a 30-foot gash on the ship and forcing the cancellation of a five-day cruise to the Caribbean. There were no injuries reported on Carnival Cruise Lines’ Fantasy ship or the barge, authorities and company officials said.

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