00:00Good morning everybody. This is my sad beauty, to inform you that one of our passengers suddenly passed away last
00:13night.
00:17Tragic as it is, it was due to natural causes, we believe, and also whatever issues we're struggling with, I'm
00:31told by the doctor, they're not infectious, so the ship is safe when it comes to death.
00:37Of course, it's a very, very sad circumstance that will have an effect on our operations.
00:45I will leave the eaters to hounds.
00:52Look, it happens at sea sometimes, very sad, very tragic.
00:59We have everything we can in order to make sure that all the duties are observed and done in a
01:12dignified way.
01:15We're in the middle of the Atlantic.
01:17It's only a few places we can go to.
01:24These places happen to be on our itinerary.
01:28This is secondary though.
01:31Anyways, the ship is safe.
01:34This gentleman unfortunately succumbed to natural causes.
01:38And like I say, we'll do what we can in order to continue in a safe and so dignified way.
01:50A few days ago, the gentleman, because we talked about a gentleman, got sick and his partner is also on
01:59board.
02:01And we've had intensive care the last days, and especially the last 24 hours, but sadly, the gentleman passed away
02:11last night.
02:13What does this mean for the immediate, the next 24, 48 hours?
02:19This is a little bit tough sometimes, because this is now a little bit about what do we do.
02:25As you will have possibly noticed, the sunrise was not ahead of us this morning, but was already to the
02:33east of us.
02:34We have set sail straight for Tristan.
02:37We are on a direct course to Tristan Harbor, where we will have an appointment tomorrow in the morning with
02:45the authorities,
02:48where we will need to do a few formalities that are necessary, and after that we will assume the rest
03:02of our course.
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