Curse of Carnival Triumph cruiseliner strikes again A worker was also reported to be missing after strong winds tore through the shipyard. The vessel was wrenched from its moorings at the BAE shipyard in Mobile, Alabama, by winds gusting up to 70mph. Two men were reported to have been thrown into the water from a nearby guard shack, but one was later rescued. The Triumph suffered damage to its rear as it crashed into another vessel in the Mobile River before coming to rest. The cruise ship had lost power in the Gulf of Mexico after an engine fire in February, leaving 4,200 passengers stranded with overflowing toilets and little food. The crippled vessel was finally to port by tugboats after drifting at sea for four days. The "poop cruise" made headlines around the world as stranded passengers relayed graphic details of the unsanitary conditions and lack of supplies in telephone calls. Some laid down on desk to spell the word "help" for television helicopters with their bodies, others described their plight in placards bearing messages such as "The ship's afloat, so is the sewage." Carnival Cruise Lines lowered its profit forecast last month because of the cost of repair and lost bookings. Even before the latest setback, the company had recently cancelled another 10 cruises on the ship and pushed its return date back to June.