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KOMPAS.com- Carol Marie alias Laila (56), an American diver who went missing in the Gulf Ambon not found after the 7th day search.
Carol was apparently the first diver reported missing in Ambon Bay.
The search was finally stopped by the joint SAR Team, Thursday (13/8/2020).
“Today the search operation is officially stopped,” said the Head of the Basarnas Ambon office, Djunaidi, when giving a statement at Amahusu Village, Nusaniwe Ambon District, Thursday.
However, the search will be carried out again if there are signs of a victim.
“If there are signs after we close, we will continue the search for three days, that is, up to three times three days in accordance with Law Number 29 of 2014,” he explained.
Also read: After 7 days, the search for missing American citizens in Ambon Bay is stopped
Lost while diving with my husband
Initially Kevin first plunged himself into the sea at around 09.00 WIT and was followed by Carol an hour later.
When they dive, the wave height in these waters is estimated to be two meters.
Reported Compass TV, Kevin had documented his diving with his wife.
Also read: In Ambon Bay, Carol Marie Disappeared …
Sea, ocean illustration-Carol did not show up
Kevin then went up to the surface first.
Kevin felt suspicious because his wife did not come to the surface after diving.
“So after her husband got on board, he thought that his wife was still diving all the time after waiting for him not to appear,” said Djunaidi.
Receiving a report, Basarnas immediately conducted a search operation to find Carol.
Also read: The search for American citizens in Ambon Bay is expanded, no victims are found
20 divers were deployed
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Illustrations of the oceans, sea creatures, viruses in the oceans-Starting from the second day, the joint SAR deployed 20 professional divers to look for Carol.
“There are 20 divers deployed today to look for victims,” said Djunaidi.
The 20 divers, he said, consisted of 6 Indonesian Navy marine divers, 4 Ambon Basarnas divers, 9 dive tour guide divers and one Maluku Regional Police Polairud diver.
The search was constrained by the strength of the Ambon Bay underwater currents.
Besides that, the rain also fell and the waves in these waters were quite high.
Also read: Searching for Missing Americans in Ambon Bay is Constrained
The first diver missing
Ambon Mayor Richard Louhenapessy, who participated in the search for victims on the last day, said that this was the first incident to have happened.
“So you know, this is Amahusu’s event. For decades, tourists have come and hang out here, but this is the first time this has happened and events like this have happened,” said Richard.
“Since decades of boats from Australia and other countries he has anchored here and people dive, people swim has never happened like this so this is the first time,” he said.
Richard will also evaluate the needs that are still lacking at the marine tourism site, such as a hyperbaric chamber or oxygen sweep facility to relieve decompression sickness due to diving.
“Like Camber, it’s time for us to have because so far we have only been in the Navy. If we want to develop diving seriously, we have to pay attention to it and this will be a note for us going forward,” he said.
Source: Kompas.com (Author: Ambon Contributor, Rahmat Rahman Patty | Editors: Robertus Belarminus, Michael Hangga Wismabrata, Abba Gabrilin, Farid Assifa, Dheri Agriesta)
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Sea, ocean illustration-Carol did not show up
Kevin then went up to the surface first.
Kevin felt suspicious because his wife did not come to the surface after diving.
“So after her husband got on board, he thought that his wife was still diving all the time after waiting for him not to appear,” said Djunaidi.
Receiving a report, Basarnas immediately conducted a search operation to find Carol.
Also read: The search for American citizens in Ambon Bay is expanded, no victims are found
20 divers were deployed
Illustrations of the oceans, sea creatures, viruses in the oceans-Starting from the second day, the joint SAR deployed 20 professional divers to look for Carol.
“There are 20 divers deployed today to look for victims,” said Djunaidi.
The 20 divers, he said, consisted of 6 Indonesian Navy marine divers, 4 Ambon Basarnas divers, 9 dive tour guide divers and one Maluku Regional Police Polairud diver.
The search was constrained by the strength of the Ambon Bay underwater currents.
Besides that, the rain also fell and the waves in these waters were quite high.
Also read: Searching for Missing Americans in Ambon Bay is Constrained
The first diver missing
Ambon Mayor Richard Louhenapessy, who participated in the search for victims on the last day, said that this was the first incident to have happened.
“So you know, this is Amahusu’s event. For decades, tourists have come and hang out here, but this is the first time this has happened and events like this have happened,” said Richard.
“Since decades of boats from Australia and other countries he has anchored here and people dive, people swim has never happened like this so this is the first time,” he said.
Richard will also evaluate the needs that are still lacking at the marine tourism site, such as a hyperbaric chamber or oxygen sweep facility to relieve decompression sickness due to diving.
“Like Camber, it’s time for us to have because so far we have only been in the Navy. If we want to develop diving seriously, we have to pay attention to it and this will be a note for us going forward,” he said.
Source: Kompas.com (Author: Ambon Contributor, Rahmat Rahman Patty | Editors: Robertus Belarminus, Michael Hangga Wismabrata, Abba Gabrilin, Farid Assifa, Dheri Agriesta)
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