This is what is done when a passenger dies during the cruise

According to inside sources, cruise ships are equipped with hidden morgues that are not available to ordinary passengers. These rooms are usually presented as cold rooms, with shelves usually located on the lower decks of the ship, near storage places for food, alcohol and other supplies, explained the “Point Guys” website.

In fact, an employee on a cruise ship previously released a secret from her work on the ship and warned passengers about the moment when passengers are given free ice cream. She claimed that it’s often a red flag that “some people died on the ship and they don’t have room in the morgue,” forcing them to store bodies in the regular freezer.

The giant ships also come equipped with body bags, and in the event of death they are prepared to hold a body, or bodies, on board until the ship reaches a port large enough for arrangements to be made to bring the deceased home.

By the way, this solution is better than the procedure used when a person dies during the flight. If the body can be moved, it is stored in one of the available rows or in first class. If the plane is completely full, the body is left in place and simply tied and covered, or placed on the floor in the back of the plane.

In addition to this detail, it was recently revealed that the giant ships also have rooms that serve as a prison on board, where passengers who behaved or did something criminal during the voyage are imprisoned. this area It is called a “brig”, and it will usually be located on the lower floors of the ship, without a window and with a door that locks from the outside. Since there is no police on the ship, the security guards on board, together with the captain, have the authority to detain a person and put him in the brig until the ship docks at the next port.