Med cruise ship sends out SOS

A cruise ship with 732 people on board sent out a distress signal today after its engines died during a storm in the Mediterranean.

Med cruise ship sends out SOS
Mon, 14 Feb, 2005 - 13:43

A cruise ship with 732 people on board sent out a distress signal today after its engines died during a storm in the Mediterranean.

The Voyager, sent out an SOS after a wave struck the boat and knocked its engines out, a rescue official man said.

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