Blaze leaves cruise ship adrift

A cruise ship adrift since a fire broke out yesterday as it headed for Mexico was being towed back to shore today.

Blaze leaves cruise ship adrift
Tue, 09 Nov, 2010 - 13:11

A cruise ship adrift since a fire broke out yesterday as it headed for Mexico was being towed back to shore today.

The US Coast Guard said it would take about 24 hours to tow the 952-foot-long Carnival Cruise Lines into San Diego.

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