Cruise Ship Graveyard In Turkey

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Tony 3 year s ago

Well, it's sad ! but, plenty jobs too ! It's the same everywhere in the world ! People needs to eat and pay the bills !

Nabby 3 year s ago

Imagine if they were able to use them as apartments? I know there is the logistics of sewage, fresh water etc. Just a thought.

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Kissy 3 year s ago

Nabby, flush it in to the ocean and drink bottled water

Silas 3 year s ago

Nabby, actually in some cities, ships are used to provide additional space. For example on my Danube trip I've seen a school on a ship including the sports center. Google: Bertha-von-Suttner-Gymnasium - it looks pretty cool.

As for apartments - I think a cruise ship has to be altered a lot -which costs a lot of money -which would be better to be spent on real apartments.

Silas 3 year s ago

Nabby, my fault, Google: "Bertha-von-Suttner-Gymnasium (Wien)"

Beatrice 3 year s ago

Imagine if Turkish occupied lands were returned to their rightful owners…

Izzy 3 year s ago

Scrap. What a waste. Hospital ships for disaster areas?

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Rod 3 year s ago

Izzy has a great idea. Here in the U S alone they could have put 9-10 ships for that. 4-6 weeks then move to the next location. Even if a state government absorbed the expense it could work.

Gosh, didn't know I'm now Rod

Arabelle 3 year s ago

Ecological disaster .

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Sabrina 3 year s ago

it is a ship scrap yard, ships are broken down and parts are reused and metal is sent to be melted into other items..

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Stu 3 year s ago

Those are scrapped because the owners don't want to sell them to possible competitors down the line. They are scrapped due to the ongoing covid pandemic which took the bottom out of the cruise market. AFAIK the ships were all in good condition.