Cruise passenger rescued at sea after going overboard from Royal Caribbean ship near Greek island
Photo: CBS NewsHow the sides differ Left sources cite about 20 hours at sea and the coastguard's location; right sources give the woman's age and say she clung to a lifebuoy for over 24 hours.
Both sides report that a passenger went overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship near the Greek island of Zakynthos and was rescued. The left-leaning report names the ship as Odyssey of the Seas and attributes the location, southwest of Zakynthos, to the Greek coastguard. The right-leaning report describes a 44-year-old woman who held onto a lifebuoy and was found floating. The outlets differ on time in the water: one says about 20 hours, the other says more than 24 hours.
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Focuses on the rescue after roughly 20 hours at sea, naming the ship and citing the Greek coastguard on where it happened.
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Highlights the woman's age and her clinging to a lifebuoy for more than 24 hours, citing officials.