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Family’s dream of sailing the world ends in tragic shipwreck

COX'S BAZAR: To say that the Pudneys were adventurous would be an understatement. This family of four from New Zealand travelled back and forth between Bangladesh and New Zealand for two and a half years as they set about building their dream. They had found a dockyard in Cox's Bazar with the kind of craftsmen they needed and access to the timber required to build their 58-foot catamaran, the Island Girl. This would be their home, and they planned to sail the seas aboard it

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一家人环游世界的梦想以一场悲惨的海难告终

People search through the wreckage of the Island Girl after the catamaran broke apart off Cox’s Bazar.

COX'S BAZAR: To say that the Pudneys were adventurous would be an understatement. This family of four from New Zealand travelled back and forth between Bangladesh and New Zealand for two and a half years as they set about building their dream. They had found a dockyard in Cox’s Bazar with the kind of craftsmen they needed and access to the timber required to build their 58-foot catamaran, the Island Girl. This would be their home, and they planned to sail the seas aboard it.

But the Island Girl was shipwrecked on August 25, resulting in a tragedy. While three were rescued, one Pudney child drowned. His body was recovered days later.

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