In The News

Every year thousands of divers surface and are not able to find either their diveboat or make their way to shore.  Following are just a few of their stories.  Every one of these stories could have been a non-event if the divers had been carrying a Nautilus Lifeline GPS radio.


 
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Lost diver survives after 20km swim to shore

FOUR Russian tourists in Egypt who went missing for a day while diving in the Red Sea have been rescued, state news agency MENA reported.

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Scuba diver, 51, wins £1million in damages after being left floating for FIVE hours

Carlock, who was 45 at the time of the accident, suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and developed skin cancer from exposure after floating in the ocean 12 miles off Long Beach.

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not what I bargained for

I inflated my fat, 8-foot yellow safety sausage and pointed skyward. I waved it around. The boat turned a bit but made no progress toward me. I then blipped my ear-piercing Dive Alert. No reaction. Again. Nothing.

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Surviving the Surface - Diver Magazine

In diving, being equiped for contingencies can ease eventual encounter with them. And, significantly an attitude confidence allows you the edge in dealing with stressful, dangerous circumstances.

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Abandoned diver incident

Initial reports say that a 40-year-old German tourist had to swim for about 12 hours before reaching land.

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Missing divers tell of 48-hour ordeal

The rescued group hugged and wept tears of joy on Saturday after first surviving for nine hours in treacherous, shark-infested seas and then fighting off the world's largest and most deadly lizards on a remote island.

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Three other missing Russian divers found alive

Egypt welcomes around 1.2 million tourists each year. The government recently tightened safety rules for Red Sea scuba diving centers due to the large numbers of visitors and a rise in diving accidents.

   

 

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