Divers searching for a sunken superyacht have made a chilling discovery as they recovered the bodies of two individuals. The incident took place during a search of the submerged vessel, about 30 miles off the coast of Marbella, Spain.
The superyacht, named Minx, reportedly sank on March 28th during a journey from Puerto Banus to Ibiza with seven people on board. It is believed that the yacht struck a submerged object, causing it to sink rapidly.
Following the sinking, five of the yacht’s occupants were rescued by a passing tuna fishing boat. However, two passengers were unaccounted for, leading to a search operation to try and locate them.
The bodies of the two missing individuals were discovered by divers during the search of the sunken vessel. It is not yet known how long the bodies had been underwater or the circumstances of their deaths.
The incident has sparked an investigation into the sinking of the superyacht, with authorities working to determine the cause of the accident. The identities of the two individuals found on board the vessel have not yet been released.
This tragic discovery serves as a grim reminder of the dangers that can arise while at sea, reinforcing the importance of safety measures and precautions when undertaking marine travel. Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones of the deceased during this difficult time.
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