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Cruise passenger discovered useless after by accident being left behind on island in Australia: “Mum died, alone”

Editorial Board Published October 30, 2025
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An 80-year-old cruise passenger has been discovered useless on a Nice Barrier Reef island, a day after she was by accident deserted there by the ship’s crew.

The passenger’s daughter Katherine Rees on Thursday accused the cruise firm Coral Expeditions of a “failure of care and common sense” that left her mom Suzanne Rees to die alone.

Suzanne Rees, a Sydney resident, was on the second day of a cruise circumnavigating Australia when she disembarked the Coral Adventurer final Saturday at Lizard Island. She deliberate to hike with different passengers to a mountain lookout.

The ship left the resort island round 5 hours earlier than reporting her lacking late on Saturday, officers stated.

“We are shocked and saddened that the Coral Adventurer left Lizard Island after an organised excursion without my Mum,” Katherine Rees, who additionally lives in Sydney, stated in an announcement.

“From the little we have been told, it seems that there was a failure of care and common sense. We understand from the police that it was a very hot day, and Mum felt ill on the hill climb. She was asked to head down, unescorted. Then the ship left, apparently without doing a passenger count. At some stage in that sequence, or shortly after, Mum died, alone,” the daughter added.

Rob Siganto, who was moored close to Lizard Island over the weekend, informed the Australian Broadcasting Corp. that near midnight, a search helicopter arrived on the island.

“We heard the conversation on the radio. They were looking for someone and the last known location was halfway up the hill,” Siganto informed the ABC.

Katherine Rees stated she hoped a coroner’s inquiry would “find out what the company should have done that might have saved Mum’s life.”

Police stated in an announcement a coroner would examine the “non-suspicious death.” The coroner’s courtroom additionally confirmed the loss of life had been referred for investigation.

 “Deeply sorry that this has occurred”

Coral Expeditions chief government Mark Fifield stated his firm was absolutely cooperating with official investigations into the loss of life. He stated it might be inappropriate to remark whereas these investigations had been underway.

“We have expressed our heartfelt condolences to the Rees family and remain deeply sorry that this has occurred,” Fifield stated in an announcement.

“We continue to provide our full support to the Rees family through this difficult time,” he added.

The Coral Adventurer accommodates as much as 120 company and a few rooms characteristic non-public balconies, based on the corporate’s web site.

This aerial picture taken on April 4, 2024, reveals a ship anchored close to coral round Lizard Island on the Nice Barrier Reef, situated 167 miles north of the town of Cairns. 

DAVID GRAY/AFP by way of Getty Photos

The Australian Maritime Security Authority, a security regulator, is investigating why Rees could not have been accounted for when passengers had been boarding at Lizard Island.

The tragedy can be being investigated by a office security watchdog.

The cruise ship returned to Lizard Island early Sunday morning.

Incidents like this are uncommon, and cruise ships have methods to report which passengers are embarking or disembarking, Harriet Mallinson, cruise editor of journey web site Sailawaze, informed the BBC.

“Sneaking ashore or [back] onboard just isn’t an option,” she stated.

Australia’s security requirements for its Nice Barrier Reef tourism business got here beneath intense scrutiny after American couple Tom and Eileen Lonergan had been deserted at sea throughout a gaggle scuba dive in 1998. The tour boat crew didn’t understand they had been lacking till two days later. The Lonergans’ our bodies had been by no means discovered.

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