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Medical evacuation Americas Western Caribbean, at sea · 26 October 2024

Medical Emergency Reported on Freedom of the Seas: Incident on 26 October 2024

Date
Location
Western Caribbean, at sea
Incident type
Medical emergency
Published

What happened

On 26 October 2024, a medical emergency was reported aboard Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas while the vessel was at sea during a 7-day Western Caribbean and Perfect Day cruise itinerary. The ship's crew announced the "Alpha Alpha Alpha" code over the public address system at approximately 8:55 p.m. Miami time, indicating a medical situation on Deck 4 near the casino area.

No muster stations were called, suggesting the situation did not require a full-scale emergency response. The incident did not significantly impact the ship's operations or schedule.

Details of the incident

The medical emergency was announced via the "Alpha Alpha Alpha" code on the ship's public address system, specifically referencing Deck 4 near the casino. The incident occurred around 8:55 p.m. Miami time while the vessel was nearing the end of its scheduled itinerary. No further details regarding the nature or severity of the medical emergency were disclosed by Royal Caribbean or crew members.

Casualties

Fatalities

  • None reported.

Injuries

  • None reported.

Rescued

  • Not applicable; medical emergency managed onboard.

Current status

The vessel continued its scheduled operations without significant disruption. The cruise itinerary proceeded as planned, with no cancellations or delays reported as a result of the medical emergency.

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