Cruise ship passengers and injured crewman fly to Singapore


SANDAKAN: All 590 passengers of the stricken luxury cruise ship Azamara Quest and a critically injured crew member left for Singapore as steps are being taken to assess the damage to the vessel.

The passengers from 25 countries boarded a Dragon Air and four Royal Brunei chartered planes yesterday. They will either continue their holiday from there or fly home.

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