A British woman, 72, is missing after being feared to have fallen overboard from the Tui Marella Voyager cruise ship in the Atlantic. The alarm is raised after crew discover she is no longer in her cabin and is not located during checks. Tui is reported to be supporting the response as authorities coordinate a search and ask other vessels to watch for her.
Outlets describe how the ship continued its route while the search is underway. Metro says the woman was last seen late Monday and that the issue was noticed only later, when the bed in her cabin had not been slept in. It adds that the ship had already travelled hundreds of miles by the time she was discovered missing and could not turn back.
The coverage largely aligns on the timeline and the response measures aboard ship, including passenger muster and headcount procedures. The Mirror focuses on staff noticing the cabin discrepancy and Tui confirming the hunt. The Daily Express highlights Tui’s confirmation and its support for authorities, while also reiterating that the woman has been missing since Monday and was reported missing on Tuesday.
