The document is a news report summarizing an incident where a ship carrying over 150 passengers and crew ran into trouble after hitting an iceberg off the Antarctic Peninsula. The ship began taking on water and the passengers and crew were ordered to abandon ship. They were all safely evacuated by lifeboats. Once empty, the 2,400-tonne vessel sank to the bottom of the southern ocean.

2. We were here!
Svalbard
Peninsula &
Franz Josef Land
Arctic Circle

212. The ship ran into trouble about 120km (75 miles) north of the Antarctic
Peninsula.
Newsflash 23rd
November - Explorer hits a ‘Growler’

213. Passengers and crew took to lifeboats after being ordered to abandon
ship after it began to take in water.

214. The 2,400-tonne vessel later sank once all the passengers and crew had
been evacuated safely

215. More than 150 passengers and crew were rescued, the little red ship now
lies at the bottom of the southern ocean

216. Photo Credits:- Barry Potier
Contributions From:- Stephen Anstee, Lance
Morissey, Heidi Krajewsky, Chris Cutler, Juan
Restrepo, David Saunders, Chris Dolder, Rich
Pagen and Chris Srigley
And BBC News