Cruise ship leaves Cambodia after forcing hundreds of passengers off
Cruise ship leaves Cambodia after forcing hundreds of passengers off
Cruise ship leaves Cambodia after forcing hundreds of passengers off
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- The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week.
- The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive.
- The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
- The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week.
- The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive.
- The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
- The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week.
- The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive.
- The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week. The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive. The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week. The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive. The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship has departed Cambodia after its owner forced more than 200 long-term passengers off board at Sihanoukville last week. The Florida-based company suspended operations, saying fuel price rises linked to the Iran war had made running the ship too expensive. The vessel left with no passengers and about 50 crew, while around 100 former passengers remained in Cambodia and others flew elsewhere in the region.
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