Cruise ship suspends voyage in Cambodia, stranding more than 200 passengers including Australians
Summary
Australians are among passengers stranded in Cambodia after a cruise ship suspended operations. ABC reports that one passenger said the company asked passengers for help paying for fuel on multiple occasions, with some paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, before they were ordered to disembark. CBS News reports that the company behind a "forever cruise" that stranded more than 200 passengers in Cambodia this week blames rising fuel costs for halting the trip, but documents it obtained show a longer history of financial trouble.
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ABC
Source ↗ABC reports that Australians are stranded in Cambodia after a cruise ship suspended operations, and that one passenger says the company repeatedly asked for help paying for fuel, with some passengers paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, before being ordered to disembark.
CBS News
Source ↗CBS News reports that the company behind a "forever cruise" that stranded more than 200 passengers in Cambodia this week blames rising fuel costs for halting the trip, and that documents it obtained reveal a longer history of financial trouble.
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