Philippine News Agency
Search for 4 missing passengers in Tubbataha sinking intensified
Four passengers remain missing following the sinking of the dive yacht M/Y Dream Keeper in Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park on April 30.
The missing individuals include a Chinese male, a female dive master, and two guests, a male and a female.
The yacht sank approximately 1,000 to 1,500 meters deep after being struck by a sudden squall with heavy rain and strong winds.
The Western Command (Wescom) has intensified search and rescue efforts for the missing passengers, collaborating with other government agencies and US counterparts.
Eleven of the 28 survivors were flown back to Manila, while other survivors returned home via commercial flights or remained in Puerto Princesa City.
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Twenty-eight people were rescued and four remain missing after the dive boat MY Dream Keeper sank near Tubbataha Reef in Palawan.
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has shifted its operations to search and retrieval for the four individuals still missing after the M/Y Dream Keeper yacht sank off Tubbataha Reef.
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The Philippine Coast Guard is preparing for a potential oil spill after spotting an oil sheen near the site where the M/Y Dream Keeper sank off Tubbataha, Palawan.
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