Carnival Cruise Ship Rescues Two Men Stranded in Gulf of Mexico

The men, found adrift in a kayak after their boat sank, were brought aboard the Carnival Jubilee and later transferred to the Mexican Navy.

Carnival Jubilee, a cruise ship from Carnival Cruise Line, rescued two men stranded in the Gulf of Mexico after their boat sank.
The men, found adrift in a kayak near Isla Mujeres, Mexico, were spotted by the ship's crew on their route from Texas to the western Caribbean.
Once aboard the ship, the men were evaluated by the medical staff, provided with first aid, and given food and water.
Carnival's Fleet Operation Center in Miami coordinated with Mexican Navy officials to arrange a transfer of the men after their rescue.
This is the second rescue by a Carnival ship in a little over a month, following the rescue of six men stranded off the Dominican Republic in December.