Cruise ships in US Coast Guard Medevacs after blows

The 72-year-old man who moved “a few blows 300 miles from the coast of Kaylua Cons, Hawaii” On board a cruise ship last week was restored after being transferred to the hospital, the US Coast Guard (USCG) announced.

Video from Rescue shows the Medevac Coast Guard Helicop Ship Koningsdam Holland American Line On Thursday, before he lowered the basket to make the man to be raised and taken to the Queen Honolulu medical center.

The joint coordinating center for Honolulul’s rescue received a message the day before the passenger of the Cruise had several strikes, and the flight surgeon recommended to stop it for 20 hours, USCG reports in a press release.

The next morning crew of HC-130 Hercules and Crew MH-65 Delicopter Carbers Point with Coast Guard met with a cruise ship about 60 miles south of Honolulu.

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A video shared by the US Coast Guard shows that a 72-year-old man has risen to a crusade. (Video Coast Guard, Air Station Carers Point)

“By combining the skills of our crews and the specialized opportunities of our plane, we can respond to emergencies in a wide Pacific region,” CMDR lieutenant. John Stockton, HC-130, Hercules Aircraft Commander on Air Station Carbers Point, the message said. “Team work is crucial for Medevacs, which are some of the most sensitive in time and missions with the high shares we accept.”

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View from Koningsdam Holland America Line shows that a man who rose to the honeycombs on February 27, 2025. (Video Coast Guard, Air Station Carers Point)

The man was taken to the Queen’s medical center in Honolulu, USCG reported. (Video Coast Guard, Air Station Carers Point)

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Coast Guard said the person whose person was not voiced was in Stable condition.

Holland America did not immediately respond to the Fox News digital request for comments.