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Thousands of crew members still stranded on ships in US waters
It’s now been more than four months since there were paying guests on most cruise ships, but there are still thousands of foreign crew workers stuck on ships in US waters.
Cruise lines and crew members themselves have cited ‘extreme’ difficulties getting repatriated. There also seems to be a little fear in countries about returning crew members.
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