Body Recovered from Sunken Ship in Split
Teams of divers located a body within the wreckage of a sunken ship off the coast of Split, Croatia. The discovery was made in the ship’s cabin at a depth exceeding 50 meters. Recovery operations are scheduled to commence today, with the primary focus on retrieving the body.
Simultaneously, preparations will begin for the complex task of removing the sunken ship itself. The operation is being coordinated by the National Center for Coordination of Search and Rescue at Sea (MRCC) Rijeka, utilizing a significant number of resources. These include rescue boats from the Split Port Authority and its subsidiaries, vessels from the Maritime and Airport Police Split, emergency medical support, and specialized teams for maritime and land-based emergency situations.
The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident is ongoing. The search and rescue effort involves a coordinated response from multiple agencies. Authorities have confirmed the involvement of helicopter units and other specialized services.
The location of the ship remains undisclosed to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation. Further updates will be provided as the recovery and removal process progresses.
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This is a tragic loss of life and a devastating reminder of the dangers of navigating in these waters.
What is the identity of the ship and the catamaran involved in the collision?