Caitlin Quinn
A BRITISH diver has died off the coast of Cartagena, Murcia.
The body of the diver was recovered from a 99-year-old shipwreck.
The 50-year-old was on a dive with three other divers, also Brits, who called emergency services when their companion was 45 minutes late for their scheduled meeting.
Agents from the Guardia Civil Underwater Activities Special Group (GEAS) recovered the diver’s body from the ancient wreckage named Stanfield.
Wonder what happened to “the buddy-diving” system in this case?
This is another hobby that will always carry a real risk of death, just like the Russian free diver that died of Mallorca. These people know the risks they run and accept it.
Worthless and inappropriate comment Stuart Crawford
Completely appropriate if you knew those who enjoy these activities and fully accept the risks
Point is that most readers will know that and don’t need the lesson, which appears to say these deaths were less important somehow. That’s why it was a worthless comment, as it is not compulsory, Stuart Crawford, to make your views known on every article.