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Titan has been missing since Sunday
The company that operates the equipment said the passengers on the missing submarine Titan died while diving to visit the Titanic’s remains.
The information was published in a statement by OceanGate and later confirmed by the US Coast Guard.
The US Coast Guard, which was involved in the search for the submersible Titan, said it had found five pieces of debris “which they told us were from Titan.”
A Coast Guard spokesperson reported how the parts were found.
“First, we saw what looked like the outside of the airlock. We found the front and back of the airlock. Next, we found a second area of debris near the area where another piece of the airlock structure was. This leads us to believe that it had been Destroy it already.”
With this in mind, the agency said it would map the area in an effort to understand what happened.
After being questioned, the speakers said the wreckage had not been found so close to the Titanic that there is a suspicion that it was from the ship that sank in 1912. The US Coast Guard said the size and shape of the wreck are consistent. With a catastrophic implosion.
Rescue team representatives also said it was “too early to say whether the implosion occurred shortly after landing” and that they would continue to investigate this area of the wreckage to determine possible causes.
The Titanic had five people aboard and is part of the OceanGate Company, which offers submarine tours to visit the wreck of the Titanic.
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FADOSS is used to recover large and heavy objects that have sunk, such as aircraft and small ships
Read the full company statement:
“We believe we have sadly lost our CEO Stockton Rush, Shahzada Dawood, his son Suleiman Dawood, Hamish Harding and Paul Henry Nargiol.
These men were true explorers who shared a distinctive spirit of adventure and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the world’s oceans. Our hearts are with these five souls and all of their families during this tragic time. We mourn the loss of life and the joy they brought to all who knew him.
This is a very sad time for our dedicated staff who are exhausted and deeply saddened by this loss. The entire OceanGate family is deeply grateful to the countless men and women from various organizations in the international community who have sent far-reaching resources and worked so hard to achieve this mission.
We appreciate your efforts to find these five explorers and your hard work days and nights to support our crew and their families.
This is a very sad moment for the entire explorer community and for each of the families of those lost at sea.
We respectfully ask that these families’ privacy be respected during this deeply distressing time.”
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