Stranded tourists rescued after worldwide text message

Ten British tourists trapped on a stricken boat off the coast of Bali have been rescued after more than 24 hours stranded in rough seas.

Stranded tourists rescued after worldwide text message
Thu, 15 Feb, 2001 - 09:11

Ten British tourists trapped on a stricken boat off the coast of Bali have been rescued after more than 24 hours stranded in rough seas.

The alarm was sounded after a British woman on board sent an SOS text message to her boyfriend in London to say the boat was in trouble.

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