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Search for cruise passenger who went overboard is suspended, officials say Search for cruise passenger who went overboard is suspended, officials say
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Authorities have suspended their search for a woman they say intentionally went overboard from a cruise ship that had been chartered for an electronic dance party.Authorities have suspended their search for a woman they say intentionally went overboard from a cruise ship that had been chartered for an electronic dance party.
The US coast guard and officials from Norwegian Cruise Line said Kaylyn Rose Sommer, 24, of Charleston, South Carolina, went overboard from a deck of the Norwegian Pearl around 7pm on Thursday as the ship was about 22 miles off the coast of Cuba. The US coastguard and officials from Norwegian Cruise Line said Kaylyn Rose Sommer, 24, of Charleston, South Carolina, went overboard from a deck of the Norwegian Pearl around 7pm on Thursday as the ship was about 22 miles off the coast of Cuba.
The cruise line said the cruise was chartered for the Mad Decent Boat Party event, sailing from Miami to Cozumel from Wednesday to Sunday.The cruise line said the cruise was chartered for the Mad Decent Boat Party event, sailing from Miami to Cozumel from Wednesday to Sunday.
Officials said the woman was observed “intentionally going overboard while the ship was sailing the Yucatan Channel”.Officials said the woman was observed “intentionally going overboard while the ship was sailing the Yucatan Channel”.
Authorities said on Saturday they had suspended their search after searching more than 600 square nautical miles.Authorities said on Saturday they had suspended their search after searching more than 600 square nautical miles.