Rescue underway for cruise ship with 206 on board: A rescue operation is underway for a cruise ship with 206 people on board. The ship is adrift in the Mediterranean Sea after losing power.

A rescue operation is underway for a cruise ship with 206 people on board after it lost power in the Mediterranean Sea. The ship, the Ocean Explorer, is adrift near the coast of Greenland. The ship lost power on Monday and has been unable to move since then. The crew has been able to keep the ship stable and has been providing food and water to the passengers. The Danish Navy has dispatched a ship to assist with the rescue. The Danish Navy ship is expected to reach the Ocean Explorer on Thursday. The passengers on the Ocean Explorer are from a variety of countries, including Germany, France, and the United States. The passengers are said to be in good spirits and are cooperating with the crew.

The rescue operation is expected to be challenging, as the Ocean Explorer is adrift in a remote area of the Mediterranean Sea. However, the Danish Navy is confident that it will be able to rescue all of the passengers on board. The rescue operation is a reminder of the dangers of cruising. Cruise ships are complex machines and can be vulnerable to breakdowns. Passengers should be aware of the risks associated with cruising and should take steps to protect themselves, such as purchasing travel insurance.