What are the alarm during boat drill?

During a boat drill, alarms typically include the general alarm, which signals the need to abandon ship, and specific alarms for fire or flooding emergencies. The general alarm consists of a series of seven short blasts followed by one long blast on the ship's whistle or siren. Crew members are trained to respond quickly, ensuring that all passengers are mustered and safety protocols are followed. These drills are essential for preparedness and safety at sea.