Cruise ship collision in Bremerhaven cancels Canary Islands voyage
World · First reported 26 Oct, 11:02 · Updated 22:05

Mein Schiff 3 collided with two container ships while leaving Bremerhaven on October 25. No injuries were reported, but the collision damaged the vessels and led to cancellation of the planned cruise; German police are investigating the captain over a possible administrative offense.
- The Mein Schiff 3 collided with two moored container ships while leaving Bremerhaven on Sunday evening; police said a gust of wind pushed it toward them as tugboats assisted its departure.
- The ship had 2,428 passengers and 922 crew aboard. No injuries were reported, and police said none of the vessels took on water.
- The cruise ship and container vessels were damaged. Technical experts said the liner needed shipyard repairs, and TUI Cruises cancelled its planned 20-day Canary Islands voyage.
- Police opened proceedings to determine whether the captain breached a duty of care, but have not specified the suspected lapse. It was unclear whether other planned voyages would proceed.
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- Bremerhaven, Germany
- People aboard
- 2,428 passengers and 922 crew
- Injuries
- None reported
- Cancelled voyage
- A planned 20-day cruise to the Canary Islands
- Police inquiry
- Possible administrative offense concerning the captain's duty of care
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