3. Go slow and watch for falling/sliding objects. As the ship starts to sink, it will rock from side-to-side. Eventually, it will keel over on one side. As this happens, unattached objects will be sliding all over the deck. Things like luggage, deck chairs, tables, etc., can hurt you. Be careful!
4. Put on a personal floatation device (life vest). You really need to attend those safety sessions at the beginning of the cruise. At least figure out where to get a life vest. Put on your own vest before assisting others with theirs.
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