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Unread 01-25-2012, 11:30 AM   #91 (permalink)
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Unread 01-29-2012, 11:19 AM   #92 (permalink)
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hey guys, just a personal opinion on this- I work on a cruise ship, and watching this all happening live on CNN as we were sailing was extremely frightening and sad. We were all shocked and devastated by what happened, not to mention suddenly being the centre of attention among passengers about safety and "what did they do wrong". I don't want to take away from the tragedy or the severity of what went wrong, but try to take some of these stories with a grain of salt- the captain failed to alert not only the passengers, but ALSO the crew members to the extent of the problem, so who's to say that the crew "didn't do what they were supposed to do" in the rescue attempts? We are taught to respond to signals indicating that something is happening and to prepare- obviously those signals were not given, or were given too late in the game to be able to properly respond. The lack of a safety drill is also a huge problem, so passengers don't necessarily feel confident in the abilities of the crew because they haven't seen them demonstrate their knowledge. It may sound stupid but it really does make a difference. We complete our demonstrations before the ship leaves the port, every single time. All in all, I think the crew (for the most part) should be commended on the aid that they were able to provide. They did help to save a lot of people in horrifying conditions, in some cases putting themselves in greater danger to do so. I love my job and hope that I would be able to do the same if ever put into a situation like that.
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Unread 01-29-2012, 11:49 AM   #93 (permalink)
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hey guys, just a personal opinion on this- I work on a cruise ship, and watching this all happening live on CNN as we were sailing was extremely frightening and sad. We were all shocked and devastated by what happened, not to mention suddenly being the centre of attention among passengers about safety and "what did they do wrong". I don't want to take away from the tragedy or the severity of what went wrong, but try to take some of these stories with a grain of salt- the captain failed to alert not only the passengers, but ALSO the crew members to the extent of the problem, so who's to say that the crew "didn't do what they were supposed to do" in the rescue attempts? We are taught to respond to signals indicating that something is happening and to prepare- obviously those signals were not given, or were given too late in the game to be able to properly respond. The lack of a safety drill is also a huge problem, so passengers don't necessarily feel confident in the abilities of the crew because they haven't seen them demonstrate their knowledge. It may sound stupid but it really does make a difference. We complete our demonstrations before the ship leaves the port, every single time. All in all, I think the crew (for the most part) should be commended on the aid that they were able to provide. They did help to save a lot of people in horrifying conditions, in some cases putting themselves in greater danger to do so. I love my job and hope that I would be able to do the same if ever put into a situation like that.
When the lights when out after the crash the passengers where told by a crew personal it was only a 'blackout' and not to worry and to go to their cabins. I feel this made things worst as people lost very valuable time getting off the ship that was sinking .
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I agree, it made it worse. However, that was all the crew knew at that time too- the captain did not sound any alarms or alert the crew that something was that wrong. We have some crazy weather and movement on the ship all the time, and we've had power outages so it's very possible they didn't realize how bad things were until it was too late. I agree with one of the earlier posts though, carrying a flashlight is a great idea. At our most recent drill, all the crew members were advised to pick one up if they didn't already have one (I have 2). Such a little thing that can make a big difference!
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Can you believe they lived only 20 mins from me. And they were the only Americans missing.
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Costa Concordia: Moldovan woman 'on bridge with Captain'
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Blonde Concordia rep's underwear discovered in suitcase recovered from Captain Coward's room
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Costa Concordia: 'clothing and lingerie of Moldovan dancer found in Captain Schettino's cabin'
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Costa Concordia: Cruise ship rep Domnica Cemortan tells prosecutors she 'was in love' with Captain Coward | Mail Online

Costa Concordia: 'clothing and lingerie of Moldovan dancer found in Captain Schettino's cabin'
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Costa Concordia: Capt Francesco Schettino 'could be sentenced to over 2,500 years'
Costa Concordia: Capt Francesco Schettino 'could be sentenced to over 2,500 years' - Telegraph

we have wait and see to verdict find out if correct or wrong
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8 bodies found on doomed Italian ship; 7 employees investigated
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Divers find 8 more bodies on Costa Concordia
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Yea, I heard they found 8 more bodies includin 5 year old girl. I was stunned and saddened...made me sick in my stomach..Im glad they found her so she can rip.
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Very sad, especially about the little girl.
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Concordia captain couldn't see radar 'because he wasn't wearing his glasses': Court hears damning claims of doomed cruise ship's first officer
Captain coward wasn¿t wearing his glasses on the night Costa Concordia sank, and he 'couldn't see properly' | Mail Online

Costa Concordia pianist : 'When we hit the rock, 4,000 people screamed'
Costa Concordia pianist : 'When we hit the rock, 4,000 people screamed' - Telegraph

Judge Adjourns Costa Concordia Hearing
Costa Concordia: Preliminary Court Hearing Under Way In Grosseto, Italy | World News | Sky News

Judge bars consumer, environmental groups in Italian cruise ship inquiry
Judge bars consumer, environmental groups in Italian cruise ship inquiry - CNN.com

Court will return this summer July 21

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