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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson and Kristian Durhuus, CEO of Öresudslinjen, supervise Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson and Kristian Durhuus, CEO of Öresudslinjen, supervise Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson and Kristian Durhuus, CEO of Öresudslinjen, supervise Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson supervises Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617 Captain Håkan Andersson and Kristian Durhuus, CEO of Öresudslinjen, supervise Crown Princess Victoria using the foghorn (and is surprised by the loud noise) as she cruises on the Öresundslinjen ferry M/S Aurora af Helsingborg between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617Crown Princess Victoria presses the button for the foghorn under the supervision of Captain Håkan Andersson (left) aboard M/S Aurora as she cruises with the Öresund Line between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. On the right is CEO of the Öresund Line (Molslinjen) Kristian Durhuus.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617Crown Princess Victoria presses the button for the foghorn under the supervision of Captain Håkan Andersson (left) aboard M/S Aurora as she cruises with the Öresund Line between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. On the right is CEO of the Öresund Line (Molslinjen) Kristian Durhuus.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617Crown Princess Victoria presses the button for the foghorn under the supervision of Captain Håkan Andersson (left) aboard M/S Aurora as she cruises with the Öresund Line between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. On the right is CEO of the Öresund Line (Molslinjen) Kristian Durhuus.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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CROWN PRINCESS VICTORIA HELSINGBORG

HELSINGBORG, SWEDEN 20250617Crown Princess Victoria presses the button for the foghorn under the supervision of Captain Håkan Andersson (left) aboard M/S Aurora as she cruises with the Öresund Line between Helsingborg and Helsingör on Tuesday. To cruise is to take the ferry to Denmark without getting off on the Danish side. On the right is CEO of the Öresund Line (Molslinjen) Kristian Durhuus.Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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Japan sees 1st foreign cruise ship arrival in 3 years amid pandemic

A foreign cruise ship docked in a Shizuoka Prefecture port Wednesday to become the first such vessel to arrive in Japan in about three years following a government-mandated suspension of cruises due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 29,000-ton ship, which departed Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands on Feb. 25, is scheduled to leave Shizuoka for Tokyo on Wednesday night. Acceptance of foreign cruise ships was suspended in March 2020 following a mass coronavirus outbreak on the Diamond Princess, which caused thousands to be quarantined in Yokohama in February 2020 and left 13 of the over 700 infected crew and passengers dead.

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Princess Kiko, newborn baby leave hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Flag-waving citizens stand along the street as a car carrying Princess Kiko, her husband Prince Akishin and their newborn son Prince Hisahito cruises to the prince's residence in Tokyo's Akasaka district on Sept. 15.

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Diamond Princess begins trial run

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess, built for Princess Cruises by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, sets sail on a trial run from Nagasaki port on Aug. 15 as citizens watch. Completion of the 14-deck vessel vessel was delayed after it caught fire while under construction at MHI's Nagasaki shipyard in October 2002.

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(2)Diamond Princess launched

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess built for Britain's P&O Princess Cruises PLC at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) was launched in a gala ceremony at the shipyard on April 12.

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(1)Diamond Princess launched

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess built for Britain's P&O Princess Cruises PLC at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) awaits to be launched in a gala ceremony at the shipyard on April 12.

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Work continue on two luxury cruises at MHI

FUKUOKA, Japan - Two photos taken Feb. 19 show work continue on two luxury cruises being built for P&O Princess Cruises PLC at Koyagi Shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki Prefecture. Photo above shows the Diamond Princess, which was damaged by a fire in October 2002. The damaged parts of the ship have been removed to be replaced with new ones. The ship will be completed as the Diamond Sapphire. The photo below shows the Diamond Sapphire, which will now be competed as the Diamond Princess.

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Fire-damaged Diamond Princess towed to repair dock

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess is towed by tugboats in Nagasaki Bay on Oct. 21 to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s dock in Koyagi, Nagasaki Prefecture, to repair damage sustained in a fire on Oct. 1. The vessel, owned by P&O Princess Cruises PLC of Britain, was launched in May, but caught fire while undergoing finishing work at another Mitsubishi dock in Nagasaki.

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Mitsubishi Heavy to continue building fire-damaged luxury ship

NAGASAKI, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 2 shows the 113,000-ton Diamond Princess damaged by fire while under construction at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Mitsubishi said Oct. 10 it and P&O Princess Cruises PLC, a major international cruise company based in Britain, have agreed to continue construction on the ship.

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Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was almost extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(1)Diamond Princess launched

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess built for Britain's P&O Princess Cruises PLC at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) awaits to be launched in a gala ceremony at the shipyard on April 12. (Kyodo)

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Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners. (Kyodo)

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(3) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(4) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(5) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(2) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(2) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(6) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(5) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(6) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(4) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(7) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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(7) Fire on unfinished luxury liner put out

NAGASAKI, Japan - A fire that broke out Oct. 1 on the unfinished 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess was extinguished Oct. 2. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and was to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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Diamond Princess

NAGASAKI, Japan - 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess lighted up on July 16. The vessel, owned by British shipping company P&O Princess Cruises PLC, was under construction at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s Nagasaki shipyard and is to be one of the world's largest luxury liners.

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Princess Kiko, newborn baby leave hospital

TOKYO, Japan - Flag-waving citizens stand along the street as a car carrying Princess Kiko, her husband Prince Akishin and their newborn son Prince Hisahito cruises to the prince's residence in Tokyo's Akasaka district on Sept. 15. (Kyodo)

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Advertisement of cruise

Photo taken March 5, 2020, aboard a train in New York shows an advertisement by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. The company said the following day that it will temporarily allow passengers to cancel up to 48 hours before departure as part of its efforts to attract more customers following a mass infection of the new coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship that was quarantined in Japan in February. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Diamond Princess begins trial run

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess, built for Princess Cruises by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, sets sail on a trial run from Nagasaki port on Aug. 15 as citizens watch. Completion of the 14-deck vessel vessel was delayed after it caught fire while under construction at MHI's Nagasaki shipyard in October 2002. (Kyodo)

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Diamond Princess begins trial run

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton luxury liner Diamond Princess, built for Princess Cruises by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, sets sail on a trial run from Nagasaki port on Aug. 15 as citizens watch. Completion of the 14-deck vessel vessel was delayed after it caught fire while under construction at MHI's Nagasaki shipyard in October 2002. (Kyodo)

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(3)Diamond Princess launched

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess built for Britain's P&O Princess Cruises PLC at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) is seen floating outside Nagasaki port after being launched in a gala ceremony on April 12. (Kyodo)

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(2)Diamond Princess launched

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess built for Britain's P&O Princess Cruises PLC at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) was launched in a gala ceremony at the shipyard on April 12. (Kyodo)

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Work continue on two luxury cruises at MHI

FUKUOKA, Japan - Two photos taken Feb. 19 show work continue on two luxury cruises being built for P&O Princess Cruises PLC at Koyagi Shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries in Nagasaki Prefecture. Photo above shows the Diamond Princess, which was damaged by a fire in October 2002. The damaged parts of the ship have been removed to be replaced with new ones. The ship will be completed as the Diamond Sapphire. The photo below shows the Diamond Sapphire, which will now be competed as the Diamond Princess. (Kyodo)

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Fire-damaged Diamond Princess towed to repair dock

NAGASAKI, Japan - The 113,000-ton cruise ship Diamond Princess is towed by tugboats in Nagasaki Bay on Oct. 21 to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.'s dock in Koyagi, Nagasaki Prefecture, to repair damage sustained in a fire on Oct. 1. The vessel, owned by P&O Princess Cruises PLC of Britain, was launched in May, but caught fire while undergoing finishing work at another Mitsubishi dock in Nagasaki. (Kyodo)

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Mitsubishi Heavy to continue building fire-damaged luxury ship

NAGASAKI, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 2 shows the 113,000-ton Diamond Princess damaged by fire while under construction at the Nagasaki shipyard of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. Mitsubishi said Oct. 10 it and P&O Princess Cruises PLC, a major international cruise company based in Britain, have agreed to continue construction on the ship. (Kyodo)