The British newspaper has revealed that the CEO of the Oceangate company of the missing submarine Titan near the sunken ship Titanic was warned that the Titan could suffer from any tragedy.
The British newspaper said in its report that concerns had been raised in the past over the weak safety of the missing submarine Titan, which had not been checked by independent inspectors.
According to the British newspaper Mirror, the Society of Marine Technologists expressed concerns about the Titan.
The CEO of the Oceangate Company was warned that the Titan could suffer any tragedy, a former company official also pointed out serious safety lapses.
While the officer expressed the possibility of serious danger to Titan’s passengers at extreme depths, it was not clear whether Oceangate’s CEO had responded to the letter of concern on Titan.
Titian went missing on Sunday
The 21-foot submarine Titan set sail at 4 a.m. local time on Sunday, June 18, but lost contact less than 2 hours later.
Titan’s drawback is that it is unable to determine its own direction, relying instead on text messages from ships on the surface of the ocean.
US officials have not revealed the identity of the five people on board, but have confirmed that one of them is a pilot and four are mission specialists.
2 Pakistanis were also on board the missing submarine
Yesterday, the British media revealed that 2 Pakistanis were also on board the missing submarine that toured the wreck of the Titanic.
In a statement released by the family, Pakistani businessman Prince Dawood and his son Sulaiman were also on board the missing submarine, with whom contact has been lost.
According to British media, Prince Dawood and his son Sulaiman went in a submarine to see the remains of the Titanic.
Prince Dawood, based in the UK and a trustee at the SETI Institute, serves as Vice Chairman of a private company.
According to the British media, among the people on the Titan are Stockton Rush, CEO of the company Oceangate, former French Navy officer Paul Henri Nargeolet PH Nargeolet and Guinness World Record holder British billionaire Hamish Harding.
In a last-ditch effort to find the submarine, the American ship arrives
The search for the missing tourist submarine Titan in the Atlantic Ocean continues for the fourth day.
For the last attempt in this regard, a cargo ship with heavy machinery arrived in Canada from America.
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