Four people from the sinking catamaran were rescued by a passing Disney cruise ship.

The incident occurred on Sunday, November 10, approximately 230 miles off the coast of Bermuda. ABC News And CBS News.

According to the information obtained, the 50-meter catamaran had a problem when it started to take in water due to a gasket failure in the escape hatch.

After the catamaran crew asked for help, nearby ships were alerted by the US Coast Guard.

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This caused the Disney Treasure, a brand-new cruise ship heading from the Netherlands to Port Canaveral, Florida, ahead of its maiden voyage, to change course around 11:40 a.m. and rush to the aid of the stricken ship, according to CBS. News.

CBS News added that the cruise ship completed its 80-mile journey to the catamaran around 1 p.m. and launched a small boat to bring the four-lane crew aboard.

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In a video shared by Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City, 7th Army Training CommandThe disabled catamaran can be seen floating in the sea as the Disney Treasure comes to the rescue.

“We are pleased that Disney Treasury was able to provide assistance to boat passengers in distress. Our crew members worked together in the rescue, expertly demonstrating their training and dedication to safety,” Disney Treasury Captain Marco Nogara said in a statement to ABC News. .

No injuries or medical problems were reported among catamaran crews on most channels.

Accordingly CBS Orlando affiliate WKMG-TV Disney Treasure has 1,256 cabins and will embark on her maiden voyage, a seven-night Eastern Caribbean cruise, from Canaveral Harbor on December 21.

“Set your compass aboard the Disney Cruise Line fleet’s newest ship, Disney Treasure, where the spirit of adventure meets the gritty stories of classic Disney movies and Disney park attractions; 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries starting December 2024.” Disney Cruise lines website reader.