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They were probably consulted hence their input.

In Bermuda we have a chamber in a hospital with nurse and deco doc available. However the main usage of that chamber is the oxygen treatment of skin disorders (wounds etc.). The chamber would not break even with only DCI treatments which, thankfully, almost haven’t happened in recent years.

True, but how do we know the DSV was checked number of times before that dive, or before previous dives post truck incident?

Would the original fall from the truck that made the initial damage which was then ‘fixed’ by the tape could cause the DSV lever damage?

Dice centre confirmed on their FB that the two deceased divers went to 76m deciding not to ‘follow the instructions in limits of diving.’ Link

Nothing official or even semi-official yet, but FB chatter suggest they went to 70m on air. Link Some sensational information surfaced in this article about what happened after the accident however the valuable info is that the dive centre organizing the dive was Crazy Dolphin from Hurghada and...

Hello good people I have two Trustfires DF50s, one used a couple of times from new, the other used one time. They have been stored for about 2 years in protective box they came with, batteries taken out. I wanted to use them last Sunday but none of them switches on. Batteries charged up to the...

DAN’s response Not sure if correct thread, move if necessary.

Google translate: Decision on the dismission of the investigation into the death of divers in "Maria Concordia" On June 30, 2022 at. 11.00 at the headquarters of the District Prosecutor's Office in Wrocław, a briefing was held regarding the issuance on June 21, 2022 by the District...

Prosecutorial Investigation Concluded.

Post #70 might provide an answer to your question whether it is worth pushing away or staying on the wall.

I started diving in 1997 and only recently found out spherocytosis and lack of spleen could be a thing in scuba diving (both conditions applicable to me.) I have done Nitrox, O2 decompression dives, and I am an avid cave diver (well, when parenthood permits time-wise) and never had any problem...

Do you want to bet your money that they don’t give you a guarantee you won’t have a heart attack even if that coronary CT scan shows little plaque? (there plaque is there always, the extent of it varies)

Clean bill does not equal that all your arteries and veins are plaque=free - nobody can check that unless we invent nanobots circulating in our systems and taking pictures. I think people misinterpret what does a health check up mean.

Sorry to hear that… do you know what went wrong? Is there anything to learn from that accident?

https://bps.bm/media.php

http://www.rccbermuda.bm/incidentyears.aspx

Dive Bermuda will start in Somerset from the 1st of May.

We are having a dive month here in April, you might want to check those dive operators to see if they can accommodate you: https://www.royalgazette.com/tourism/news/article/20230331/bermuda-launches-dive-month/

Depends on your cold tolerance. I dove here with vacationers who had only swimming shorts in January… I would say 5mm is better choice but make sure they have your size as if it is too big, well, it will not give you that much protection. I would take my 2-3mm that fits well and put something...