Where Cruise Ships go to Die #cruiseship #shipbreaking #ship #CruiseNews #carnivalfantasy
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you name all of the ships now some have died
did you sail on any of these ships alive and sail on the sea
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Cruise ship graveyard (AKA: breaking yard). Decommissioned cruise ships are almost always sent to one of two scrapyards. The largest is Alang, located in India's Gulf of Khambhat, which recycles more than half of the world's decommissioned cruise ships. The second largest is Aliaga in Turkey (featured). When vessels arrive at the graveyard — usually under their own power but sometimes with the aid of tugs if their engines are no longer operational — they run aground on the beach. Workers called shipbreakers then use machinery to haul them farther up onto the sand so they can begin disassembling them. #duet with ship_spotting_ from #tiktok #cruiseship #cruisevlog #cruisevlogger #cruisenews #shipbreakingyeard #duet #huddleadventures #education #educational #ocean