While customers have not yet cancelled bookings, cruise trip operators said their primary consideration would be the health and safety of tourists and crew members. — AFP
TOKYO: Cruise ships set to sail for Japan in the next few months are keeping their fingers crossed after it started discharging nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the ocean last Thursday.
While customers have not yet cancelled bookings, cruise trip operators said their primary consideration would be the health and safety of tourists and crew members.
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