During its maiden world voyage, Cunard's Queen Anne cruise ship heightened security as it traversed piracy-prone waters in Southeast Asia. Passengers were advised to keep their lights off, close curtains, and avoid the deck overnight to minimize visibility. The captain announced these precautions due to the ship's route through regions historically associated with piracy, particularly the Sulu-Celebes Seas. This 111-night voyage commenced in Germany and includes stops in Australia and the Philippines, emphasizing the importance of safety in high-risk maritime areas.
Cunard's Queen Anne cruise ship heightened security measures while navigating piracy-prone waters, advising passengers to keep lights off, curtains drawn, and decks closed overnight.
The captain emphasized onboard safety, noting that heightened alertness was crucial in regions historically fraught with piracy incidents, particularly between Indonesia and the Philippines.
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