Submarine on June 18 The ‘Titan’ of the OceanGate company is on its way to the wreckage of the Titanic.
The inhabitants of the submarine were Hamish Harding, Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood, Paul-Henry Nargeolet and Stockton Rush.
The small submarine was to return seven hours after the expedition, but neither she nor her occupants were ever heard from again. only until June 28, when it was possible to find their remains, but there was no trace of the five individuals.
A lot of criticism came after the incident. Against OceanGate on suspicion of negligence.
According to the New York Times, new data about the tragedy have emerged. Bill Price, a passenger who made some statements on a previous ‘Titan’ dive.
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According to Price’s statements, the company made a statement to them before they went on the trip. the probabilities that exist regarding the explosion of the submarine and the fact that this information was communicated to him in a ‘terrible’ manner.
They also explained the risks of immersion in water, For example, crushing a drink with a sledgehammer, to demonstrate the effects of a possible diver explosion.
Similarly, Price said the company is comparing The pressure of a submarine that can carry the weight of an elephant on one leg and at the same time carry the weight of 100 more elephants.
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This information probably coincides with the event of the explosion of the submarine on June 18. Where the five inhabitants of Titan died, Among them was the CEO of the company.
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