A Royal Caribbean cruise line traveler has actually been prohibited from the business’s cruises for life after she climbed up onto the railing of her room’s balcony to position for an unsafe photo in front of the ocean.

We have actually seen our fair share of dangerous selfies and photo shoots, however this stunt made worldwide headlines today thanks, in part, to a picture of the event taken by fellow passenger Peter Blosic.

Blosic was basing on his own veranda when he saw the woman climb onto the railing of hers as the ship pulled into Labadee, Haiti. Uncertain what was taking place, he immediately alerted the team and snapped this photo of the girl posing in front of the ocean with her hands above her head:

Royal Caribbean later on verified that the woman was eliminated from the ship in Jamaica, but the cruise line didn’t stop there. In fact, they have actually prohibited the unnamed passenger for life. In a declaration gotten by CNN, the cruise line said:

Previously this week on the Attraction of the Seas a visitor was observed recklessly and dangerously positioning for a photo by standing on her stateroom terrace railing with the aid of her buddy. Security was alerted and the visitors were later on debarked in Falmouth, Jamaica as an outcome of their actions and are now banned for life from cruising with Royal Caribbean.

The majority of the online neighborhood is applauding Royal Caribbean for its swift, possibly even extreme, response to the incident. Provided the number of selfie-related deaths and idiotic stunts we have actually seen over the past a number of years, a stringent imposing of the guidelines– and it is against the rules to climb up onto your veranda’s railing on a Royal Caribbean cruise– might not be the worst way to try and curb individuals’s even worse social media-inspired instincts.

( via Quick Business)

Image credits: Header image by Fernando Jorge