Remains of Tourists Who Died in Underwater Maldives Shark Cave Found: ‘Bodies Will Tell Us A Lot’
An elite team of Finnish divers on Tuesday recovered the bodies of two of the four Italian tourists who died in an underwater cave in the Maldives.
The bodies were located on Monday after recovery operations restarted following the death of a military diver — and they were found lying at a depth of around 200 feet. The Divers’ Alert Network Europe, which deployed the three Finnish divers, said on its website that they are technical and cave divers with international experience in search and recovery missions, including operations in “deep overhead environments, confined spaces and high-risk scenarios.” The team used advanced technical systems, including closed-circuit rebreathers, a system that recycles exhaled breathing gas and removes carbon dioxide through a chemical scrubber, allowing for “significantly longer dives,” the organization said
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