The US Coast Guard finds possible human remains among the wreckage of the Titan

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The United States Coast Guard reported Wednesday that it had found possible “human remains” among the wreckage of the submarine Titanwhich exploded on June 18 when it was descending with five passengers towards the remains of the Titanic.

The remains were found “among” the wreckage of the submarine and they will be analyzed by “medical experts” in the US.the country’s coast guard reported in a statement, reports Efe.

Last Sunday, the US opened a high-level investigation, known as the Maritime Board of Inquiry (MBI), to investigate the Titan submarine accident.

This was pointed out by the head of the MBI, Captain Jason Neubauer, in a statement Evidence collected today will provide investigators with “critical” information “several jurisdictions” that are investigating the cause of this tragedy, but noted that the work is not finished, reports Efe.

“There is still a significant amount of work to be done to understand the factors that led to the catastrophic loss of Titan and to ensure that a similar tragedy does not occur again,” Neubar said in a statement.

This discovery comes on the same day that another part of the remains of the submarine Titan arrived in Canada, which was found by the Canadian company that also owns the Polar Prince, Titan’s mother ship.

With these remains, the Canadian authorities are also conducting investigations to determine the causes of the submarine accident.

The Polar Prince was in charge of towing the submarine Titan on the 16th with five passengers on board from the port of San Juan de Terranova to the point in the Atlantic where it was sunk, some 600 kilometers southeast of where the remains of the Titanic rest. .

According to US authorities, as reported by Efe, Polar Prince lost contact with Titan on Sunday, June 18. 105 minutes after you dived towards the Titanic.

The crash of the Titan caused the death of its five passengers: millionaire Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood with his son Suleman, a 19-year-old student; British researcher Hamish Harding; French explorer Paul-Henry Nargeolet and CEO of OceanGate, Stockton Rush.