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A vacation from hell has ended for passengers aboard a cruise ship.

The Carnival Splendor docked Thursday in San Diego. An engine room fire Monday cut off power – meaning the ship’s nearly 4,500 passengers and crew were forced to live on cold food and water. Taz Boga spoke to Canadian passenger Claire Heath, just after she disembarked.

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