Costa Cruises has finally named its price for compensating passengers of the Concordia. Keep in mind this "final price" is subject to lawyers in a dozen or so countries adding their lawsuits.
Each passenger aboard the Concordia will receive — or be offered — $14,503 Cdn (11,000 euros) from the cruise line, which is owned by Carnival.
The offering is for psychological damages to passengers who were not injured in the incident, including children. The cruise line is also offering to cover medical bills, plus transport and the cost of the cruise itself.
Those who accept the offer must agree to drop all future legal actions against Costa Cruises and they will be paid within a week of acceptance.
Keep in mind there are class-action suits, one in the U.S. looking for $160,000 per person.
What is your opinion on Costa's compensation offer?
All for now.
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