Horrible Death In a Cave - The Plura Cave Disaster

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On Thursday, 26th of March 2014, some five Finns cave divers had traveled to Norway to explore a deep-water cave in plurdalen. While on the diving, they encountered problems that lead to the death of two divers out of the five divers, with their bodies left at 129m depth underwater. The remaining crew was taken to hospitals as a result of having to cut their decompression stops short. They had planned to dive for five hours, divided into two different groups before two of the divers’ tragic death. Their main objective had been to get to Steinugleflaget opening at the other end of the plurdalen cave system. Getting to the other end required the five of them to pass through narrow, dark passages and swim down 130 meters underwater. The standard depth in which most divers operate is 30m, not spending longer than an hour. The group planned to surpass that depth; instead, they planned to reach 130 meters depth underwater.

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