Here's a link to the Orlando Sentinel article:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...-passenger-south-carolina-20150516-story.html
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...-passenger-south-carolina-20150516-story.html
And a reminder of how important it is to have insurance.
Makes you wonder what happens to family (fellow travelers) in circumstances where one person is evacuated. Can you imagine being separated at a time like that?
i was wondering about the cost. so, because he was in US waters, there was not a cost, correct?The coast guard picked him up. He didn't have to pay anything
With any luck, Maybe he will be able to catch up in Halifax.
Uh, 45 miles off the coast is not "US waters". Territorial waters extend only 12 miles. After that, it's international waters.i was wondering about the cost. so, because he was in US waters, there was not a cost, correct?
And a reminder of how important it is to have insurance.
Wondering what the rest of the story is:
Coastguard contacted at 5am? He had to be hurt in the middle of the night......
Both legs and hip? He had to have fallen down some stairs somehow, fell from like deck 10 to deck 9, or jumped from something.