US EditionCruise ship rescues 11 people adrift between Cuba and Mexico
- The cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas rescued 11 refugees adrift in the Gulf of Mexico, according to Randle Roper, CEO of VACAYA, on Wednesday.
- Roper mentioned the refugees had been at sea for one to two days and were bailing water from their failing vessel.
- Former MTV host Julie Brown witnessed the rescue and commented on the condition of the refugees, stating they were brought onboard safe and sound.
- After the rescue, the 11 refugees disembarked in Mexico, with the US Coast Guard involved in determining their next steps.
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LGBTQ+ Cruise Rescues 11 Refugees Adrift In The Gulf Of Mexico
The Advocate reports that an LGBTQ+ cruise turned into a life-saving mission Wednesday when Brilliance of the Seas, a Royal Caribbean ship currently chartered by an LGBTQ+ vacation company, rescued 11 refugees who had been adrift in the Gulf of Mexico. Read more at the Advocate
Brilliance of the Seas cruise ship rescues 11 people adrift between Cuba and Mexico
The cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas rescued 11 people adrift in the Gulf of Mexico between Cuba and Mexico on Wednesday, according to VACAYA, an LGBT+ vacation company that chartered the ship.
LGBTQ+ cruise rescues 11 stranded refugees in Gulf of Mexico
A Royal Caribbean ship chartering an LGBTQ+ cruise embarked on a rescue mission on Wednesday, February 26, when the crew safely rescued 11 refugees from the Gulf of Mexico. The ‘Brilliance of the Seas’ departed New Orleans and was in the middle of a severn-night Caribbean cruise when the ship’s captain spotted a small vessel….
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