sky9
28th Dec 2004, 14:47
Maldives
Having spoken to my son I am absolutely amazed that the Tour Operators even considered keeping guests in the Maldives after the damage that was done. With raw sewage on the beaches and no doubt everywhere else, basic hygiene was "down the pan" and some of them did nothing to help the passengers get back to Male for a flight home. They do have a duty of care to their passengers and the breakdown of any health control should have been enough for them to take immediate action.
It would be interesting to know how many empty seats left Male for the UK on Monday, the main changeover day, especially since the airlines were not refusing travel to anyone who turned up at Male Airport.
Having spoken to my son I am absolutely amazed that the Tour Operators even considered keeping guests in the Maldives after the damage that was done. With raw sewage on the beaches and no doubt everywhere else, basic hygiene was "down the pan" and some of them did nothing to help the passengers get back to Male for a flight home. They do have a duty of care to their passengers and the breakdown of any health control should have been enough for them to take immediate action.
It would be interesting to know how many empty seats left Male for the UK on Monday, the main changeover day, especially since the airlines were not refusing travel to anyone who turned up at Male Airport.