The woman was rushed to a hospital in Cancun.
. The ship was sailing about 55 miles from Savannah, Georgia, where the woman was transferred.
The cruise line released a statement which read:"Earlier this week, while the Carnival Ecstasy was sailing on a four-day cruise to the Bahamas, a guest requiring immediate medical attention was debarked from the vessel and taken to a shoreside medical facility for further evaluation and treatment." In other maritime news, a couple recently made headlines when they were kicked off a cruise ship after. Chris Crook said he and his wife were treated like"pieces of meat" during the ordeal.
But the cruise company, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, defended the ship's crew and said staff were following local regulations. A spokesperson for the company said:"We sympathize greatly with Mr and Mrs Crook for the inconvenience caused and curtailment of their holiday, however the decision to disembark Mr Crook was made by Italian immigration officers in accordance with applicable maritime law.
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