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Portland Coastguard - Diving Incident
Portland Coastguard Recover 2 Missing Divers After Search

http://www.mcga.gov.uk/c4mca/mcga-do...th=7&year=2005
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Glad they got picked up safely, but it does make me wonder how they got lost in the first place?

A drift dive with a max depth of around 15m and 1 hour - and both with SMBs (not DSMB from the description). With 5 miles surface vis and markers - it just goes to show it can still happen to YOU - Scary!

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