Cruise ship with 206 passengers runs aground in remote Greenland
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A cruise ship with 206 passengers and crew onboard has run aground in north-west Greenland, remaining stuck even after high tide. No one is in immediate danger and no damage has been reported. The Danish navy is en route to assist, and another nearby cruise ship has been asked to remain on standby. The ship may be able to free itself when the tide is high. The primary concern is the safety of everyone onboard.
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