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Hundreds of cruise ship passengers stranded in Cambodia as fuel prices surge

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Hundreds of passengers on the luxury cruise ship, MV Odyssey have been left stranded in Cambodia after the operator of the ship ran out of money due to skyrocketing fuel costs. Travel bloggers Paul and Lynn Montoya join “The Hill on NewsNation” to discuss the residential cruise ship that set sail tw

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All three outlets converge on the same basic frame: passengers are stranded in Cambodia after the cruise line ran short of money amid high fuel costs. The Independent alone foregrounds a report that passengers were asked to contribute toward fuel, while CBS News and The Hill stick to the broader money-and-stranding angle. The Hill also adds the ship’s name, MV Odyssey, in its headline and extract.

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