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It is not a question of which boat it was, it is a question of if the registration number on the boat was accurate.
the article says:
Not sure how true that is but it indicates that maybe they want to spare themselves any embarrassment of the public finding out the boat that sunk actually had the wrong registration.
Also:
It says right here you can't change the permits without prior approval. This also tells me that the boat that sank actually had the registered numbers of the former Aldora2 presumably illegally. In other words it was the boat Nora Gabriela running with a different boats registration. Right?
After further research I think they are mistaken in that article saying they thought that boat was the Nora Gabriela. I think they are unaware that the new Scuba Mau with just Mau bought/rented this boat in Dec and there are pictures of them fixing it up.
See Here posted early in the thread:
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http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.151180728320290.25684.100002850905756&type=3
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.151169944988035.25681.100002850905756&type=3
BTW here is a picture of the glass bottom covered up:
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/390038_151173488321014_452650969_n.jpg
the article says:
Now, after the sinking of the Captain authorities and the Marine Stewardship try to hide that it was a glass bottom boat and do not want modified further investigation because they know that the boat sunk data do not correspond to the officially settled 2304001014-6 enrollment, which does not belong to this town but the real "Living Underwater", a dive boat which began its days as the "Aldora II" which sank last last summer and now is relegated to a ground on the banks of the natural marine Caleta
Not sure how true that is but it indicates that maybe they want to spare themselves any embarrassment of the public finding out the boat that sunk actually had the wrong registration.
Also:
You can not transfer such permits and registrations as well as officers and authorities of the Defense and Federal Maritime Cozumel, by Genaro Escalante Medina, and the Port Authority, headed by Eduardo Meixueiro Mancisidor, they would have realized immediately that the boat that called themselves the "Living Underwater" 2304001014-6 enrollment was actually the "Nora Gabriela" enrollment 230410161-4 since it is assumed that they have control and make daily inspections of vessels in the docks to check carry radios, vests and documents in order, plus the boat must give notice of his departure for the coast to the Port Authority for the case of an eventuality, as it happened.
It says right here you can't change the permits without prior approval. This also tells me that the boat that sank actually had the registered numbers of the former Aldora2 presumably illegally. In other words it was the boat Nora Gabriela running with a different boats registration. Right?
After further research I think they are mistaken in that article saying they thought that boat was the Nora Gabriela. I think they are unaware that the new Scuba Mau with just Mau bought/rented this boat in Dec and there are pictures of them fixing it up.
See Here posted early in the thread:
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.151180728320290.25684.100002850905756&type=3
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.151169944988035.25681.100002850905756&type=3
BTW here is a picture of the glass bottom covered up:
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/390038_151173488321014_452650969_n.jpg
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