FBI Carnival Dream Cruise is investigating death on ship

The FBI Carnival Dream Cruise is investigating a death on a ship.

A spokesman for the FBI’s Houston Office told Fox News Digital that an incident boarded the ship on Wednesday, 23 July. At that time, Sapna was in the area of Belize City during a 6-day Western Caribbean visit. It returned to Galveston, Texas on Saturday.

The spokesperson said, “An FBI is coordinating with an FBI Maritime Contact Agent, US Coast Guard, Customs and Border Security and the incident with the cruise line,” the spokesman said, “he could not provide more information because of” the ongoing nature of investigation “.

A Carnival spokesperson confirmed Fox News Digital on Monday that one death occurred, given that “this is a standard exercise for FBI to review the deaths on cruise ships.”

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The spokesperson said, “This routine protocol ensures transparency. It automatically does not affect suspicious circumstances, and the facts of this case do not suggest any such activity. We expand our heartfelt sympathy to our guest’s family and loved ones in this difficult time.”

The FBI spokesman also said “FBI is the primary federal agency that is authorized to investigate possible crimes on high seas.”

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Passengers told that Khoo On the day of the incident, they woke up around 3 or 4 o’clock to the siren, a passenger claimed to have announced to request medical aid on adults-keel serenity decks.

The ship can carry 3,646 guests and also two stops in Mexico during the journey, during which the incident occurred.

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According to the website cruisemapper.com, Carnival Dream has been scheduled to do a stop as a stop on a visit to Bahamas on Monday in West, Florida.