One of the ship’s passengers was recording as a cruise ship collided with an iceberg off the coast of Alaska.

The collision of the “Norwegian Sun” cruise ship, which was carrying 2,000 people, took place on Saturday, June 25, and was attributed to the low visibility that the captain had due to fog.

The ship returned to Juneau, Alaska, where the damage was assessed, repaired and is expected to have reached its base in Seattle, Washington by Thursday.

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“It was a horrible experience. The situation was bad. The whole ship stopped completely from the collision”, passengers commented on the incident.