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Horror moment passenger topples over edge of infinity pool on Royal Caribbean cruise ship while trying to reach glasses

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THIS is the horror moment a passenger on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship toppled over the edge of an infinity pool while trying to reach his sunglasses.

Footage shows a man leaning against the barrier of the pool before losing balance and plunging down to the lower deck of the Icon of the Seas cruise ship.

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The man was seen leaning against the barrier of the poolCredit: Instagram/onlyinfloria

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He lost his balance on the edge before the hororr fallCredit: Instagram/onlyinfloria

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The man did not suffer any injuriesCredit: Instagram/onlyinfloria

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The horror incident took place on the Icon of the SeasCredit: Getty

He appeared to be trying to reach out for something, which was later revealed to be a pair of sunglasses.

As he lost his balance on the edge, he appeared to straighten his legs before tumbling down.

But, miraculously, the man did not sustain any injuries in the fall, according to the account that posted the clip on Instagram.

The infinity pool is on Deck 15 and directly below it is the Splashaway Bay children’s play area on Deck 7, according to the Daily Mail.

Social media users who watched the video were left in utter disbelief that he could have survived such a drop.

But one user claimed he had been on the cruise and shared what he says actually happened. 

They wrote: “He fell into a space not open to the public.

“If he had fallen over the railing, he would have fallen to deck 5 in the kids splash area. That’s 10 decks below!

“He was confined to his room after the incident and not let out until arriving back in Miami.”

Royal Caribbean said: “A guest accidentally fell onto the pool gutter after reaching over to retrieve their sunglasses. 

“Our crew immediately attended to the guest, and fortunately, the guest did not experience any injuries.”

Cruise ship crew member dies after falling overboard on Icon of the Seas vessel in Caribbean sparking rescue operation

The Icon of the Seas is the world’s largest cruise ship, standing at 1,196ft long and 219ft wide.

It has 20 decks and employs 2,350 international crew members.

The incident comes just days after a crew member on the same ship stabbed his female colleague before jumping overboard to his death, police say.

The body of a 35-year-old South African man was recovered from the water just minutes after he was said to have attacked a 28-year-old woman.

Both crew members were working on the luxury Icon of the Seas cruise late on Thursday night when a “personal dispute” erupted on board.

The man repeatedly stabbed the woman, also from South Africa, shortly before 7.30pm, the Royal Bahamas Police Force told NBC News.

He then tried to flee the ship by jumping overboard into the waters off the coast of San Salvador Island in the Bahamas.

Panicked passengers, who were unaware of the initial attack, desperately tried to help save the man by throwing life rings into the water, reports say.

He was found dead just 30 minutes later by onboard medical staff.

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Investigations are still ongoing to piece together the deadly eventsCredit: Alamy



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Cruise ship MS Amera calls into Portland Port from Germany

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The MS Amera called into Portland Port this morning at 7.20am after leaving Bremerhaven in Germany on August 1 with around 835 passengers on board.

It will leave for its next call, Fowey in Cornwall, later today and will make its way around the rest of the country and Ireland as part of a 13-day cruise of the British Isles.

Now operated by Phoenix Reisen Cruises, the Amera was originally operated under the Royal Viking Line and launched as the Royal Viking Sun in 1988. She was christened by American actor James Stewart who appeared in 80 films between 1935 and 1991 including It’s a Wonderful Life and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

This marks her second call to port this year, with the Amera last calling in on July 10. The Amera is also on Portland Port’s itinerary to stop again in late September.

The ship with nine decks was renovated in 2021 and boasts multiple restaurants, an outdoor pool and whirlpool dance floors, a large theatre for shows and quiet lounges. 

 





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A cruise ship carrying more than 800 people called into port this morning.

The MS Amera called into Portland Port this morning at 7.20am after leaving Bremerhaven in Germany on August 1 with around 835 passengers on board.

It will leave for its next call, Fowey in Cornwall, later today and will make its way around the rest of the country and Ireland as part of a 13-day cruise of the British Isles.

Now operated by Phoenix Reisen Cruises, the Amera was originally operated under the Royal Viking Line and launched as the Royal Viking Sun in 1988. She was christened by American actor James Stewart who appeared in 80 films between 1935 and 1991 including It’s a Wonderful Life and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

This marks her second call to port this year, with the Amera last calling in on July 10. The Amera is also on Portland Port’s itinerary to stop again in late September.

The ship with nine decks was renovated in 2021 and boasts multiple restaurants, an outdoor pool and whirlpool dance floors, a large theatre for shows and quiet lounges.

 



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