London. The death of all five passengers who went to see the wreck of the Titanic has been confirmed by the company of the submarine, Ocean Gate. The submarine was taken to the wreckage of the Titanic in the Atlantic Ocean. The owner of the submarine said that the passengers on board the submarine were explorers. Voyagers had the courage and passion to explore the oceans. Our condolences to the family of the deceased at this sad time. We apologize for this. The submarine left on its journey in the North Atlantic at 6 am on Sunday. The crew had four days of oxygen. After 60 hours of the expedition, the submarine ran out of oxygen.
A day ago, the US Coast Guard said that the wreckage of the submarine was also found at the place where the wreckage of the Titanic was found. However, it is not clear whether this wreckage is connected to the missing submarine or not. Officials shared the information through a tweet on Thursday. The submarine had the capacity to carry five people to see the remains of the Titanic. One of the passengers on board was a British businessman. Businessman Hamish Harding (58) was an aviator, space tourist, and chairman of Dubai-based Action Aviation.
According to media reports, British (Pakistani) businessman Prince Dawood and his son Suleiman are also on the list of passengers. Prince Dawood was the vice-chairman of Agro Corporation, Pakistan’s largest conglomerate, with investments in fertilizers, vehicle manufacturing, energy, and digital technologies. According to a website, he lived in the UK with his wife and two children. According to the media, Oceangate founder and CEO Stockton Rush and French pilot Paul Henri Nargolet were also on board the submarine.
One of the missing submariners, Stockton Rush, was married to the children of two first-class passengers who died in the Titanic disaster. Rush was married to Wendy, who operated a submarine. Rush is the granddaughter of Isidore and Ida Strauss. Arthur Loibel, a retired German businessman who had previously seen the wreckage of the Titanic, called this exciting trip two years ago a ‘kamikaze suicide mission’.
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