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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after crew faced broken toilets and water shortages

From iDNES · () Czech

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  • The USS Abraham Lincoln approached Laem Chabang near Pattaya after more than nine months at sea.
  • The crew reportedly faced worsening conditions, including broken toilets and water shortages.
  • About 600 security personnel will be deployed to ensure safety and provide assistance, Chonburi Governor Narit Niramajvong said.

The USS Abraham Lincoln approached Thailand’s Laem Chabang port after spending more than nine months at sea, with the crew facing criticism over deteriorating conditions aboard the aircraft carrier.

Reports cited broken toilets and shortages of water among the problems encountered during the deployment. The ship was nearing the port close to the resort city of Pattaya on Wednesday.

Chonburi Governor Narit Niramajvong said about 600 security personnel would be deployed to ensure safety and provide the necessary assistance.

About 600 security personnel will be deployed to ensure safety and provide the necessary assistance

— Narit NiramajvongThe Chonburi governor described the security arrangements for the carrier’s arrival.
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