Police rescue 186 tourists after a European cruise ship runs aground in a dried-up river. According to reports, the incident involves the Viking Ullur, which becomes stuck as river conditions are unusually low. The accounts say passengers run out of food and water, prompting an urgent response. Police and other emergency services carry out rescues and transport passengers away from the stranded vessel. The reports describe the situation as a result of the river drying up, leaving the ship unable to navigate or free itself. While details of the crew’s condition and any injuries are not provided in the supplied excerpts, the sources agree on the scale of the rescue operation, with 186 tourists taken from the ship after it grounds. The incident highlights the risks cruise operations can face when river water levels fall sharply, affecting a ship’s ability to move safely. Further updates may include authorities’ investigations into the cause of the grounding and the circumstances that led to the depletion of supplies onboard.