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Italians Didn't Even Want to Dive in the Cave, Were They Sucked Alive Inside? Shocking turn in the investigation, this is the most horrific theory about the divers' deaths in the Maldives!
Maldivian authorities have launched an investigation into the deaths of five Italian divers who died last week in the deep-sea cave system Devana Kando, Reuters reported.
TL;DR
- Five Italian divers died in the Devana Kando cave system on the Maldives.
- An official investigation is underway, focusing on whether the divers went deeper than planned.
- One theory suggests oxygen poisoning due to improper equipment for extreme depths.
- Another theory posits that strong underwater currents, possibly creating a Venturi effect, sucked the divers into the cave.
- The divers were on a scientific mission, but the fatal dive was a private excursion.
- The dive boat had permits for recreational diving up to 30 meters, and the cave entrance was at 55 meters.
- A rescue and recovery operation located all five bodies within the cave system.
- One Maldivian rescuer also died during the operation from decompression sickness.