A huge submarine has reportedly vanished while trying to visit the world-famous historic site of the Titanic ship crash.
Sources from local media outlets claim the entire focus right now is finding the crew members who went missing as loved ones fear for their lives in the sea.
At least five people were on board and that too, some of the richest and most influential individuals from Pakistan and the United Kingdom. Moreover, it was harrowing to see and hear that the submarine that is known for taking huge sums of money to carry out such a trip was the one who lost contact, all of a sudden.
It’s until tomorrow that the air present inside would stay and provide adequacy for survival but after that, it would end, proving to be super fatal for obvious reasons.
The coast guards are involved but they’re yet to pick up any form of a signal and clue as to where the submarine went as the location where it last lost contact has been thoroughly searched.
Now, assistance from the navies of other countries is also being taken but nothing is being traced down, and neither are any types of clues going out in the open regarding this situation.
As it is, the Titanic crash is a site that is steeped in all sorts of mysteries and horrors, and superstitions. So many people were killed and that point where the boat went crumbling down into the water still remains to be an area of great intrigue.
For now, the final words of the family members are going public including how they are requesting desperately for more answers to some of the questions put forward like an expected deadline of when they can see a rescue taking place.
OceanGate Expeditions is the name of the company taking tourists on a routine basis for such visits. And while it’s never faced any sort of an issue in the past, seeing it have the issues right now is tragic.
The final words that were revealed by those onboard included a special thank you to Starlink for the best internet connection underwater, while adding that this firm is responsible for making the dive successful.