AFTER SEVERAL days of watching the explanations for the trials aboard the cruise ship, the inability of authorities to airlift food to the vessel, and the more than four-hour debarkation procedure at the destination port, I am concerned about what would have happened to the 4,000 souls aboard if a major fire had required abandoning the vessel at sea.
William Kaden
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Which is why they did not attempt to evacuate them. Anyone who thinks that when a ship sinks, all of the lives could how somehow be saved should not go on a cruise ship. There is a risk involved, granted a very, very small one.
But then, there was the Titanic....it was unsinkable. . .