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'Must make immediate, creative decisions': What CEO of 'never-ending' cruise that stranded 200 people said in his letter

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More than 200 passengers, most of them Americans, were stranded in Cambodia after residential cruise operator Villa Vie Residences suspended MV Odyssey’s voyage amid soaring fuel costs linked to the US-Iran war. Founder Mikael Petterson says the company may now consider bankruptcy.

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