News MSC Seaside Crewman Falls Overboard off US Virgin Islands By maritimemag May 19, 2018 ShareTweet 0 A crewmember from the cruise ship MSC Seaside went overboard off US Virgin Islands on May 16, according to the US Coast Guard. Relevant authorities launched a search operation for the crewmember, who went missing some 8 nautical miles southeast of St. Thomas. The crewman, identified as the 37-year-old Michael M. Majaba, of the Philippines, reportedly went overboard from the seventh deck of the Maltese-flagged cruise ship at 1 a.m. on Wednesday. The cruise ship crew launched a search and contacted watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector San Juan Command Center at 4 a.m. alerting them of the situation. MSC Seaside was transiting from the Caribbean Island of St. Maarten to San Juan, Puerto Rico when the incident took place. © 2018, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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