Overview
- The ship's crew learned a guest was missing and, after reviewing onboard CCTV, confirmed a male passenger had jumped overboard.
- Passengers were ordered back to their cabins and ship staff conducted security sweeps and a camera review before notifying authorities.
- U.S. and Mexican agencies, led by the U.S. Rescue Coordination Center in Alameda, deployed fixed-wing aircraft and received help from the Mexican Navy and nearby commercial vessels.
- The missing passenger has not been publicly identified but reports describe him as a 56-year-old man and Carnival says it is providing support to his traveling family.
- The search remains active and investigators have released no cause or motive so far, and passengers and officials say man-overboard protocols and rapid coordination shape survival prospects and the ongoing response.