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Purpose: To evacuate passengers and crew in an emergency. Location: Stored on both sides of the cruise ship, typically on the top deck or designated boat deck.

Purpose: To provide additional evacuation capacity and serve as a backup to lifeboats. Location: Can be found in racks on the ship's sides or within reach of launching mechanisms.

Purpose: To keep individuals afloat in the water. Location: Stored throughout the ship, typically under passenger cabin beds and in common areas.

Purpose: To fight and contain small fires before they spread. Location: Strategically placed in hallways, public spaces, and near potential fire hazards.

Purpose: To provide early warning of fire, enabling a quick response. Location: Installed in cabins, public areas, and in the engine room.

Purpose: To automatically extinguish or contain fires. Location: Ceilings throughout passenger and crew areas, as well as in cargo holds.

Purpose: To provide illumination during power outages or emergencies. Location: Along evacuation routes, typically in hallways, stairwells, and near emergency equipment.

Purpose: To attend to minor injuries or stabilize a condition until professional medical help is available. Location: At various points around the ship, like the dining area, pool, and front desk.

Purpose: To alert passengers and crew of impending emergencies. Location: Throughout the ship, including cabins, public areas, and engine rooms.

Purpose: To prevent flooding from spreading through the ship. Location: Below the waterline, particularly in the engine and equipment spaces.

Purpose: To maintain communication with the outside world in an emergency. Location: In the ship's bridge and specified emergency communication points.