55 Cruise Passengers RESCUED After Excursion Boat Sinks!
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A group of 55 cruise ship passengers underwent a rescue operation after their excursion vessel capsized in Samaná Bay, located in the Dominican Republic. The vessel involved was a 40 foot catamaran reportedly operated by Moto Marine Tours. According to reports, the boat suffered internal hull damage which led to a catastrophic leak and caused the vessel to take on water rapidly. A coordinated rescue effort was launched involving local authorities, private boat tour operators, and TUI Cruises. The operation resulted in the successful rescue of every passenger, all of whom were pulled from the water safely.
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55 cruise ship passengers were rescued after their 40-ft catamaran capsized in Samaná Bay, Dominican Republic.
The excursion boat, reportedly operated by Moto Marine Tours, suffered internal hull damage, which caused a catastrophic leak.
Rescue efforts were quickly coordinated between local authorities, private boat tours, and TUI Cruises.
Thankfully every passenger was safely pulled from the water.
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