Dream Cruises Ship Rescues Man in Distress in Strait of Melaka
Published September 3, 2023
SINGAPORE - A man was rescued from a distressed vessel in the Strait of Melaka on Sunday, September 3, by the cruise ship Genting Dream, operated by Dream Cruises.
The Genting Dream,en route from Singapore to Phuket on a three-night voyage,detected distress signals from an individual in a small boat. Rescue protocols were immediately initiated, according to a statement released by Dream Cruises.
The rescued man was brought aboard the ship and provided with food, water, and a thorough medical assessment by the ship’s medical team. Dream Cruises reports that he is currently in stable condition and receiving ongoing care.
Ensuring safety at sea is our foremost duty. I am proud of the captain and crew’s vigilance and professionalism in carrying out this prosperous rescue.
– Michael Goh, President of StarDream Cruises
Michael Goh, President of StarDream Cruises, commended the crew’s rapid and effective response to the situation.
Dream Cruises is coordinating with the appropriate maritime authorities to facilitate the man’s safe transfer to shore.
stardream Cruises, launched earlier this year, manages two cruise brands – StarCruises and Dream Cruises – and operates itineraries throughout Asia, with vessels based in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
About the Strait of Melaka
The Strait of Melaka is a narrow stretch of water between the Malay Peninsula (Peninsular Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore) and the indonesian island of Sumatra. It is indeed one of the world’s most critically important shipping lanes, seeing a high volume of maritime traffic daily.
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