cyclone Valentina cruise ship Voyager

A cruise liner damaged by a storm near Majorca will now sail to Sardinia after the crew restored power to two of its four engines, the ship's owners say.A statement from V Ships of Monaco said some passengers had minor injuries and were being treated on board. The Voyager is carrying 776 people. V Ships said none of those injured had life-threatening conditions. The Voyager was hit by the storm about 100 km (60 miles) off Palma, Majorca, at about 0800 GMT The distress call triggered a French-led rescue to reach the Voyager. Two tugs - one Spanish and one French - were despatched to the scene, along with several aircraft. Most of the 480 passengers are Spanish. The ship was sailing from Tunis to Barcelona when the storm struck. A giant wave smashed a bridge window, knocking out the control systems. The ship is chartered to the Barcelona cruise firm Iberojet, V Ships said. The ship, registered in the Bahamas and owned by Horizon Navigation, was built in 2000. One of largest and fastest passenger cruisers Voyager, in cyclone Valentina, middle Mediterranean Probably just maintain course, they have a schedule to meet and even though it looks bad in the video, and more than likely felt pretty bad to those who paid big bucks for a sedate Med. cruise, they were not in a dangerous situation unless the engines failed, then it could have got a little hairy