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jpeter1093
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On the Triumph?
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CruiseDiva
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Smoke detectors are standard equipment in all cruise ship cabins.
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joebat1
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Yes, and it is monitored by a computer on the bridge. I have heard the bridge knows the minute some one lights up. I guess it is because of the fire danger. Fire is the largest area of concern (except for icebergs in the Caribbean) for the safety of the passengers and the ship.
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zilbishop
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Would you really want someone else starting a fire in their room (maybe right next to you)& you get locked in one of the areas that have the automatic door shutting, to save the other passengers from the fire?
I smoke too, but you can handle it, I promise.
I smoke too, but you can handle it, I promise.
