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Green Marine

April 18, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Ship docks after cruise terror

New York – A cruise ship struck by a freak seven-storey-high wave that smashed windows and sent furniture flying returned to New York Harbour on Monday and docked at its berth on the Hudson River. The Norwegian Dawn arrived with more than 2 000 passengers still on board after about 300 others decide

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New York – A cruise ship struck by a freak seven-storey-high wave that smashed windows and sent furniture flying returned to New York Harbour on Monday and docked at its berth on the Hudson River. The Norwegian Dawn arrived with more than 2 000 passengers still on board after about 300 others decided to disembark early in Charleston and fly or drive home.

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