Overview
- The LNG-powered cruise ship reported an electrical propulsion problem near Ponza on 25 August during a Genoa–Naples leg.
- The Italian Coast Guard declared conditions stable, deployed patrol boats and a helicopter, and monitored from the Civitavecchia rescue center.
- Propulsion was partly restored, tugs and technicians were readied, and the vessel entered Naples for checks late Monday.
- Vessel-tracking showed departure from Naples on 26 August toward Messina after inspection, with onboard services maintained by generators.
- About 8,585 people were aboard; some passengers posted about limited water, and a formal technical investigation is pending.