The Coast Guard and other fire-fighting vessels were dispatche

d to the ship's location, which was about 2.7 miles northeast of Miami Beach. The ship had also lost control of propulsion systems and began to drift northward. The combination of the ship's fire brigade and the fire-fighting vessels brought the fire under control around 7:15 p.m.; the vessel was then towed back to the Port of Miami. On the ship sprinklers were activated on Decks 3 through 7. Sprinklers tired to cool the fire by removing heat to help control the fire. The fire was also fought with water, by the other vessels spraying the water from their ships with their hoses and the ships fire-fighting brigade. By trying to put the fire out with water from the vessels and the fire-fighting brigade they are trying to remove the heat from the fire, breaking the chain reaction to extinguish it. The ship was still able to float even though it to

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