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Carnival Freedom Fire: Part of cruise ship catches fire while docked at Grand Turk

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(Photo courtesy of Ricky Ruble)  Later Thursday, Carnival released a new statement and said it was sending one of its other cruise ships – Carnival Conquest – to Grand Turks to pick up the 2,504 passengers and 972 crew members who were on Carnival's Freedom cruise ship.As a result, Conquest's scheduled May 27 cruise out of Miami has been canceled.

Also, Freedom's scheduled cruise out of Port Canaveral on May 28 has also been canceled.The Conquest ship is expected to arrive in Grand Turks on Saturday, May 28, and will arrive back at Port Canaveral on Monday, May 30.AdvertisementOnce all passengers leave the damaged ship, it will make its way to Freeport in the Bahamas to undergo repairs, the cruise line said..

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