Lady drivers, ehh...watch out for them!
A lady friend of mine sent me this video clip recently, humourous but every incident was real. Drivers, male or female, enjoy but do keep in mind safety comes first while on the road.
Sinking Vessel
When I read the news on the recent sinking of a Korean ferry boat, it inevitably jostled my memory back to Royal Pacific which sank on 23 August 1992 near Port Dickson and I was one of the survivors too. Sadly, there are some similarities between the two ill-fated vessels. It happened more than two decades ago but nobody seems to have remembered that fateful incident now. I was the operations manager of Starlight Cruises which was the owner and ship manager of Royal Pacific, a 13,000 gross tonnage passenger vessel which can carry up to 600 passengers. It was a Greek-owned vessel and flying on Bahamas flag. It was a ferry which was just converted to a full passenger vessel slated to ply in the Straits of Malacca and home-ported in Singapore. Cruising was at its infancy stage in the late 80s going into the early 90s in Singapore and the region. It was our maiden voyage where we were supposed to do a 2-night "cruise-to-nowhere" along Straits of Malacca and many trave
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