Travel firm sued for £12m over capsized Cambodia river boat

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 12:38 · Archive

A travel company is being sued for £12 million after a customer was trapped in a capsized river boat in Cambodia.

Transforma Travel Group, a London-based company founded by British backpacker Ramsey Kerr, is being sued for £12 million by Annika Kreten, a 39-year-old German government worker. The lawsuit follows an incident in Cambodia involving a capsized river boat on a sunset barbecue cruise that Kreten was taking with the company.

Kreten claims the near-death experience has ruined her life. The circumstances of the capsizing and the full details of what occurred during the incident are not detailed in available reports.

How it is being reported

• Woman who ‘drowned’ after being trapped in capsized Cambodian boat sues travel firm for £12mThe Independent · 2 Oct, 12:22
• Adventure travel firm is sued for £12million by customer after she was trapped in a capsized river boat on 'sunset BBQ cruise' in CambodiaDaily Mail · 2 Oct, 12:19
• British travel company sued for £12m by holidaymaker over Cambodian river boat near death experienceThe Independent · 2 Oct, 08:48

In this story: Transforma Travel Group · Ramsey Kerr · Annika Kreten · Cambodia

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