A hearth on a dive boat within the Egyptian Red Sea has resulted within the presumed deaths of three British vacationers, according to tour operator Scuba Travel. Whopping , named Hurricane, had 26 different people on board, including 12 Britons, who have been rescued. Authorities believe the hearth, which occurred on Sunday, was brought on by an electrical fault. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has not yet confirmed the deaths but has been involved with the households of the missing vacationers.
Scuba Travel released a press release expressing their regret and providing condolences to the households and associates of these lost in the tragic incident. The three lacking vacationers had reportedly determined not to dive on the morning of the fire. All passengers on board were described as “qualified diving fanatics.”
The severity of the fireplace led to the immediate evacuation of the 12 divers current on the morning briefing onto a close-by boat. The 14 crew members, together with the captain and two dive guides, followed after unsuccessful makes an attempt to find the lacking visitors. Scuba Travel has been working with the boat’s operator, Tornado Marine, since 2001..