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Turkey coast becomes graveyard of disused cruise ships

When cruise ships make their last journey, it is often to this grim place. A “ship graveyard” on the east coast of Turkey is where unwanted ships, including massive luxury cruise liners, are sent to be broken down for scrap metal.
And during the COVID-19 pandemic, as the multi-billion dollar cruise industry faces its biggest crisis, it risks filling up faster than ever before.
Huge vessels are brought in and breached at the shipyard at Aliaga where more than 1000 workers spend months pulling e…
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