Guests and crew aboard Carnival Cruise ship that caught fire in Turks & Caicos safe, company says

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Guests and crew aboard Carnival Cruise ship that caught fire in Turks & Caicos safe, company says
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No one was injured during the incident in Grand Turk, the company said. It is still unclear what caused the fire, which passengers filmed.

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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- The smokestack of a Carnival Cruise ship docked in the Turks & Caicos Islands caught fire on Thursday and officials allowed guests and crew members to go ashore as heavy smoke billowed into the air.

Carnival said in a statement that no one was injured during the incident in Grand Turk, although it was not immediately clear what caused the fire, which was filmed by passengers.The Carnival Freedom had departed Florida on Monday for a five-day cruise.

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