Passengers aboard a cruise ship that ran aground on a rock in the Arctic Ocean on August 27 are finally being ferried to a small town called Kagluktuk by the Canadian Coast Guard.
The 'Clipper Adventurer' is carrying 128 passengers and 68 crewmembers, all of who are safe. The vessel has a slight list but remains stable.
A coast guard icebreaker is currently ferrying the passengers to land.
Source: CNN
