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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing questions after his $300 million superyacht didn’t rush to help passengers stuck on a ship in Alaskan waters, according to a report. The 387-foot monster ship, Launchpad, didn’t act on requests for assistance when a 21-foot skiff ran out of fuel on a trip between Petersburg and Juneau, Alaska, on Monday night, the Alaska Beacon reported. Instead, a small cruise ship, Wilderness Legacy, came to the vessel’s help. As the rescue was underway, the cruise’s captain made the announcement that Zuckerberg’s superyacht had been closer to the stranded vessel than his own ship —…
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