Ferry company apologizes after disturbing incident involving young children exposed to adult content.
A Danish ferry operator, DFDS, has issued a formal apology following an alarming incident that left several children "screaming" on one of its ships traveling from France to the UK. The distressing event occurred during a delay in service at Newhaven port due to a technical fault.
In a bizarre twist, an adult film was mistakenly broadcast on the lounge television for passengers who had been watching a Formula One grand prix, causing widespread shock and discomfort among young viewers. According to eyewitnesses, children were exposed to explicit content that left them "screaming" in distress.
DFDS has admitted to making an error by broadcasting the incorrect program, stating that the crew was unaware of the film's intended content before it went live. The company swiftly changed the channel once alerted to the situation, and the adult film is no longer available on the ferry's television list.
The incident sparked outrage among passengers, who expressed their frustration and anger at being exposed to such distressing material. One passenger described the scene as "mad" and expressed shock that the error occurred in the first place. The company has vowed not to repeat the mistake and has apologized for the understandable upset caused by the unfortunate incident.
A Danish ferry operator, DFDS, has issued a formal apology following an alarming incident that left several children "screaming" on one of its ships traveling from France to the UK. The distressing event occurred during a delay in service at Newhaven port due to a technical fault.
In a bizarre twist, an adult film was mistakenly broadcast on the lounge television for passengers who had been watching a Formula One grand prix, causing widespread shock and discomfort among young viewers. According to eyewitnesses, children were exposed to explicit content that left them "screaming" in distress.
DFDS has admitted to making an error by broadcasting the incorrect program, stating that the crew was unaware of the film's intended content before it went live. The company swiftly changed the channel once alerted to the situation, and the adult film is no longer available on the ferry's television list.
The incident sparked outrage among passengers, who expressed their frustration and anger at being exposed to such distressing material. One passenger described the scene as "mad" and expressed shock that the error occurred in the first place. The company has vowed not to repeat the mistake and has apologized for the understandable upset caused by the unfortunate incident.