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.