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August 30, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Canada rescues cruise ship in Arctic Ocean

Passengers aboard a cruise ship that ran aground on a rock in the Arctic Ocean on August 27 are finally being ferried to a small town called Kagluktuk by the Canadian Coast Guard. The ‘Clipper Adventurer’ is carrying 128 passengers and 68 crewmembers, all of who are safe. The vessel has a slight lis

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Passengers aboard a cruise ship that ran aground on a rock in the Arctic Ocean on August 27 are finally being ferried to a small town called Kagluktuk by the Canadian Coast Guard. The ‘Clipper Adventurer’ is carrying 128 passengers and 68 crewmembers, all of who are safe. The vessel has a slight list but remains stable.

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