FBI Issues MAJOR Warning to Cruise Passengers | Know This Before You Sail #cruisenews #cruise
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The agency is urging anyone who becomes the victim or witness a serious crime on board a cruise ship to report it immediately.
The FBI says the first call should always be to the ship's security team. Because why? Because time matters.
Evidence can disappear quickly, especially at sea.
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The FBI has issued an important warning for millions of cruise passengers traveling this summer. While cruise ships remain one of the safest ways to vacation, federal investigators are reminding travelers what to do if they become the victim or witness of a serious crime at sea. In this video, we break down the FBI’s warning, when the FBI has jurisdiction on cruise ships, your rights as a passenger, and the safety measures now required under the Cruise Vessel Security and Safety Act. If you’re cruising this year, this is information every passenger should know before boarding. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe for the latest cruise news, travel updates, and cruise tips with Nupe International.