5 Italians die during cave dive in Maldives
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Oxygen toxicity, panic may have led to deaths of 5 tourists on scuba dive in Maldives: experts
Oxygen toxicity and sheer panic are among the potential factors that could have led to the deaths of five Italian tourists who vanished on a daring scuba dive in the Maldives, experts say. Pulmonologist Claudio Micheletto told the Italian outlet Adnkronos Thursday that “it’s likely that something went wrong with the tanks,
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Five tourists 'including professor and her daughter' die during diving excursion in Maldives
Five Italian divers have died while exploring caves in the Maldives.
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(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 14 - Maldivian police announced that weather conditions in Vaavu Atoll, where five Italian divers died, were adverse today, and that a yellow alert had been issued for passenger boats and fishermen.