Woman standing on ship railing for selfie banned for life from cruise
A woman was removed from a cruise ship and banned for life by the cruise company after climbing onto the room's balcony railing to pose for a dangerous photo shoot over the ocean. The incident happened aboard the Royal Caribbean ship Allure of the Seas as it approached Labadee, Haiti, earlier this week. The named woman was spotted by a fellow passenger, Peter Blosic, who alerted the crew. "While I was on my balcony, I saw the woman climbing the railing. It happened so quickly. When I didn't know what her intention was, I alerted the crew. If I didn't say anything and she was going to jump, it would be horrible," she said. he to CNN. Blosic later posted a photo of the woman wearing a blue swimsuit with her hands. over the head on social media. The ship's crew later tracked down the woman and removed her when the ship docked in Falmouth, Jamaica, Blosic said. A Royal Caribbean spokeswoman confirmed the incident, telling CNN in a statement: "Earlier this week at Allure of the Seas a guest was observed recklessly and dangerously posing for a photo by standing on her balcony railing with the help of the companion. Security was notified, and The guests were later committed aboard Falmouth in Jamaica as a result of their actions and are now banned for life from sailing with Royal Caribbean. "On its website, Royal Caribbean explains that" sit, stand, lay or climb, over or across of exterior or interior guardrails or other protective barriers "is not permitted, for the guest's own safety.
A woman was removed from a cruise ship and banned for life by the cruise company after climbing the room's balcony railing to pose for a dangerous photo shoot over the ocean.
The incident happened on board the Royal Caribbean ship Allure of the Seas as it approached Labadee, Haiti, earlier this week.
The named woman was discovered by a fellow passenger, Peter Blosic, who alerted the crew.
"While she was on my balcony, I saw the woman climbing the railing. It happened so quickly. When I didn't know what her intention was, I alerted the crew. If I didn't say anything and she was going to jump, it would be horrible, "he told CNN. [19659004] Blosic later posted a photo of the woman wearing a blue swimsuit with her hands over her head on social media.
The ship's crew later tracked down the woman and removed her when the ship docked in Falmouth, Jamaica, Blosic said.
A Royal Caribbean spokeswoman confirmed the incident, telling CNN in a statement:
"Earlier this week on Allure of the Seas, a guest was observed recklessly and dangerously posing for a photo by standing on her balcony railing with the help Security was notified and the guests were later committed aboard Falmouth, Jamaica as a result of their actions and are now banned for life from sailing with Royal Caribbean. "
On its website, Royal Caribbean explains that" sitting, standing, lying or climbing on, over or over exterior or interior handrails or other protective barriers "is not permitted, for the guest's own safety.
