ABC NewsLawmakers are set this morning to investigate the potential dangers to vacationers cruising the high seas.
Two congressional committees will hold a joint hearing focusing on cruise-ship disappearances and crimes. The hearing comes on the heels of another cruise-ship disappearance in recent months, this one aboard Royal Caribbean's Jewel of the Sea, which returned to Florida on Sunday with one less passenger than when it departed.
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It is estimated that in the past two years, about a dozen people have disappeared while aboard cruise ships.
"The bottom line is we are su ious, candidly, that there's some huge problem in the cruise industry," said Rep. Chris Shays, R-Conn. "We think that people are not aware of some of the challenges and some of the potential problems they encounter."
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The congressional hearing will also touch on last month's pirate attack on a cruise ship off the coast of Somalia.
I smell a FAUX News Special coming.
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