El Costa Allegra llega a puerto
El crucero Costa Allegra, que se quedó sin propulsión el lunes en el Océano Índico, ha llegado al puerto de la capital de Seychelles
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Un barco pesquero francés ha remolcado al Costa Allegra hasta la capital de Seychelles
01.03.2012Passengers take pictures as the Costa Allegra lays anchor after it was towed to the harbor of Victoria on March 1, 2012. A crippled Italian cruise ship from the same fleet as the doomed Costa Concordia limped towards the Seychelles, as a fishing boat towed it through the pirate-infested waters of the Indian Ocean. The more than 1,000 people on board the Costa Allegra spent a second night on the ship's decks in sweltering temperatures after a fire on February 27 took out the air-conditioning system along with the entire power supply and the engines. AFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLIAFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLI -
Una pasajera saluda desde la cubierta del buque. El Costa Allegra pertenece a la misma compañía, Costa Cruceros, propietaria del Concordia
01.03.2012A passenger waves as the Costa Allegra cruise ship arrives at Mahe port in Seychelles Island March 1, 2012. The crippled Costa cruise line with more than 1,000 people on board arrived at the capital of Seychelles on Thursday after three days at sea without power. A French tuna fishing boat towed the stricken Costa Allegra towards the port in Victoria, where a line of ambulances, a Red Cross medical team and a fleet of small buses awaited the arrival of the liner. REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah (SEYCHELLES ISLAND - Tags: TRANSPORT MARITIME DISASTER TRAVEL BUSINESS)REUTERS/Ahmed Jadallah -
La compañía de cruceros ha ofrecido a los pasajeros permanecer en Seychelles o regresar a sus países
01.03.2012Passengers of the Costa Allegra are seen through windows at the harbor of Victoria on March 1, 2012. A crippled Italian cruise ship from the same fleet as the doomed Costa Concordia limped towards the Seychelles, as a fishing boat towed it through the pirate-infested waters of the Indian Ocean. The more than 1,000 people on board the Costa Allegra spent a second night on the ship's decks in sweltering temperatures after a fire on February 27 took out the air-conditioning system along with the entire power supply and the engines. AFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLIAFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLI
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