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Two cargo ships collide in Baltic sea, rescue efforts search for two missing people - Vimarsana News

Two cargo ships collide in Baltic sea, rescue efforts search for two missing people

At least two people are missing after two cargo ships collided Monday in the Baltic Sea between the Danish island of Bornholm and the southern Swedish city of Ystad. One ship was registered in Denmark, and the other was British. Maritime authorities in Sweden report that a Danish-registered ship, the Karin Hoej, has capsized and is upside down. Two people were aboard, and they are still missing, according to the Danish Defense's Joint Operations Centre (JOC).

Princess Cruises Details Naming Ceremony and Godmothers for Newest Ship - Vimarsana News

Princess Cruises Details Naming Ceremony and Godmothers for Newest Ship

Princess Cruises details the naming ceremony for its newest ship in the fleet, Enchanted Princess, and reveals three godmothers.

Review: Two Ships - Vimarsana News

Review: Two Ships

24/08/2021 - Jan Foukal's movie, based on a book of poetry, is a love story full of songs but not much affection

Carnival Cruise Line Releases Specific Health Protocols for Texas Sailings - Vimarsana News

Carnival Cruise Line Releases Specific Health Protocols for Texas Sailings

Carnival Cruise Line releases its more specific health protocols for departures out of Texas which begin in July with two cruise ships.

Unexpected Nostalgia: On Revisiting my Childhood in Kettle's Yard - Vimarsana News

Unexpected Nostalgia: On Revisiting my Childhood in Kettle's Yard

On The Last Day of Freedom before the second lockdown, I visited Kettle’s Yard to view the Alfred Wallis Rediscovered exhibition, Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) being a Cornish fisherman and influential modernist artist who was a member of the St Ives Art Colony. I had been wanting to visit the gallery all term; it was one of the few Cambridge-bucket-list-worthy things that Corona would permit me to do. What I realise now – entering Kettle’s Yard as a Fresher, experiencing the first twinges of homesickness, about to have what little freedom I had found curtailed – is that my visit was