The Worst Diving Accident You Have Never Heard Of

Yeah..... I also think that the reported depth of 15 meters might have been wrong.... I suspect that it was 150 meters..... Well it's Parier not Parrier.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....2022_Caribbean_divin ------------- https://trinidadexpress.com/ne....wsextra/the-paria-re -------- https://bloximages.newyork1.vi....p.townnews.com/trini

The Data: https://divernet.com/scuba-new....s/health-safety/dive -------- "The fatal incident occurred on 25 February, 2022, when five underwater welders were working in a bell at a depth of 18m at Pointe-a-Pierre in western Trinidad, where the island’s biggest oil refinery is located. The divers were employed by service company Land & Marine Contracting Services (LMCS), which had been contracted by Paria to carry out routine maintenance on a 90cm-bore undersea oil pipeline that ran about 400m from shore to a berth out at sea. ------------ The best image is on Google Earth - Gulf of Paria - this is a webpage version of the earth image. https://earth.google.com/web/@....10.39517452,-61.4911

It could be any one of the "headers" at or near or between the piers and the berths..... ~400 meters out to see. Here is a more technical story. I had figured though that since the jetties that had pipe lines on them, that were above the sea, it was probably the berths or the free standing pylons between the jetties....... I found this out as a confirmed idea, and stuck it in the starter picture on this video..... Underwater Horror Accident Sucks Divers into a Pipeline https://www.mgtow.tv/v/TT73BR

https://earth.google.com/web/@....10.40036085,-61.4908