The Mariner of the Seas returned to the port of Miami this evening due to an injured passenger requiring emergency medical treatment.
@RoyalCaribbean really didn’t let us on CocoCay😔then someone broke their pelvic bone so here we are at the port of Miami..but the servers are GREAT!!!
— 🔥La Reina🔥 (@CamrynCharles_) February 10, 2019
A passenger on the Royal Caribbean cruise ship informed me that there was an “alpha 
call today for the sports deck” earlier today. The ship returned to Miami and an ambulance took
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Several passengers onboard the Norwegian Star state that the NCL cruise ship is returning to Miami a day early due to a medical emergency.
A passenger aboard the Royal Caribbean Anthem of the Seas contacted me yesterday evening stating that:
The U.S. Coast Guard reports that it medevaced a 66-year-old passenger from a Carnival cruise ship yesterday when the ship was approximately 180 miles southwest of Marco Island, Florida. 
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The last two days have been busy for the U.S. Coast Guard medevacing ill passengers from cruise ships.
When the executives at Royal Caribbean trotted out the Oasis of the Seas several years ago, they took special efforts to tout that the evacuation and life saving systems on this huge ship were the best in the world. After all, this was the largest, most technologically advanced, and most expensive cruise ship in the
This evening 
The U.S. Coast Guard comes to the rescue again.
This weekend,