The Explorer of the Seas, owed by Royal Caribbean International, came into Port Angeles Harbor because a passenger was in medical distress.
PORT ANGELES — A cruise ship with a passenger capacity of 3,114 stopped briefly in Port Angeles Harbor for a medical emergency.
The Explorer of the Seas, owed by Royal Caribbean International, came into the harbor Friday night because a passenger was in medical distress, according to Bryant Kroh, firefighter/paramedic with the Port Angeles Fire Department.
Paramedics with the fire department, who received a call at 7:58 p.m., transported the passenger to Olympic Medical Center, he said.
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