As we reported yesterday, two people were killed and six injured when a 26-foot “rogue wave” struck the Maltese-flagged, Greek Cypriot-owned Louis Majesty cruise ship in the Mediterranean.
Rogue waves aren’t unknown in the high seas, and the incident won’t be the first. But this being the day and age of video everywhere, where there’s a disaster there’s quite often someone filming it.
Video: Greek – Cypriot Cruise Ship Hit By Wave
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