NYC May Use Cruise Ships to Shelter Homeless

November 20, 2002

As an attempt to combat homelessness, New York City is exploring the use of retired cruise ships to remedy shelter alternatives. It is reported that representatives from the city will visit some retired cruise ships in the Bahamas.

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