Sea Story Yacht Sinking in the Red Sea ,Egypt 25th November 2024 Review. скачать в хорошем качестве

Sea Story Yacht Sinking in the Red Sea ,Egypt 25th November 2024 Review.

After the sinking of the Sea Story Diving Liveabord on the 25th November 2024. First of all, I would like to give my sympathy to the 34 survivors and the 11 that passed away in this disaster and to all of the families. Nobody wants this to happen. I have been getting asked by the survivors and press for any videos or photos, I have of the Sea Story, as I did 2 x Sea Safari's /Expeditions on board the Sea Story in February 2023. As a diver who has travelled around the world and has been in a rescue situation, it's important that lessons are learned from this . How the Insurance Companies Deal with Emergencies ,and how victims are treated by authorities involved Anyone with information ,videos ,photos, or press stories, please leave in the comments . Before starting , the Big Question was the Sea Story Top Heavy, not suited for Rough Sea Conditions, and if so ,why did it go out. My experience with the sea story was good. The Captain and Crew were helpful and hard working, and I enjoyed most of my experience. We went through Stormy Conditions the first few days with half the passengers getting Sea Sick the first 2/3 Days, and a few Dive Sites were changed due to weather and experience of a few of the divers, dive guides were good , and saftey was taken on the more advanced dives in strong currents. ____________________________ Latest Press Article by (Copy) ____________________________ Unanswered questions after 11 people perished on an Egyptian dive boat accident Posted on December 9, 2024 by Karin Kloosterman in Travel Pasted with Credit to Karin Kloosterman / greenprophet.com ____________________________ The Sea Story and saved lives, not being celebrated? Their contribution being told? Who will compensate tourists and the crew who lost their lives? Some speculate that the Navy has towed the boat from the site where the boat overturned into shore, close to a reef. Why? The rescue team that went in rescued 5 people. They found 4 bodies. There were no other bodies on the boat. Were there people still alive in their cabins? According to this rescue story (we interviewed the daughter), the rescue crew could not get into all the cabins. Did they give up on them? Were the risks too great? There is a debate on whether the boat was in 12-15 meters or in 1000 meters of water. This fact could have changed rescue strategies. Some sources say the boat was close to shore near a reef and eventually sunk in 12 to 15 meters of water. Others say 20 to 80km out in the open water, at about 1000 m depth, and the boat was towed back to shore and sunk near a reef by the Navy. December 10, update: We attempted to book a dive trip on the Tillis through Dive Pro directly. The reply from a rep named Zozo was “Which week, which route, here in Egypt or in KSA?” If you have anything to contribute to this evolving story, send us an email: seastory@greenprophet.com