@cbsnews: When the journey of the MV Odyssey luxury cruise ship came to a sudden end earlier this week in Cambodia, giving residents on the ship just hours to disembark, it marked the culmination of several attempts over a period of about three months to save the unique voyage. According to accounts from multiple sources familiar with the final weeks on board, those included a scramble to find fuel while stuck at a port in Singapore, a rush by the crew to obtain provisions once food shipments had ended and the temporary detainment of the ship in Hong Kong. When asked by CBS News Wednesday if creditors might seize the ship, Villa Vie Residences founder Mike Petterson told CBS News, “We will likely file for Chapter 11 here any day, right, which will put a stay on that while we go through the restructure process."
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Friday 30 October 2026 16:05:57 GMT
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Mel perkins :
The contract should have stated at anytime the cost could go up.How could you not think oil prices would rise😂😂😂😂😂😂
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