The Indonesian Navy has announced the end of the rescue operation for a submarine that sank in the Bali Sea on April 23.
As a result, no bodies were recovered from the submarine accident. The families of the 53 submariners killed in the crash had hoped to see the bodies of their loved ones at least for the last time, but that was no longer possible. The bodies are thought to have been lost in the deep sea. All the submarine rescue ships have already returned to their respective countries after the rescue operation failed.
The Chinese ships also returned homeport at the end of last month. The Indonesian authorities have announced the end of the rescue operation. It is better to keep it relevant Indonesian submarine KRI NANGAALA 402 crashed due to mechanical malfunction during torpedo firing training at sea. This caused the submarine to sink too deep into the seafloor, and then explode due to excessive water pressure. Since the Indonesian Navy has no submarine rescue vessels so rescue ships from Malaysia and Singapore arrived at the scene 65 hours after the accident. India, the USA, Australia, and the Chinese Navy later joined.
However, no submarine in human history has been rescued from an accident so deep in the ocean. And no country has been able to recover bodies from the four tragic submarine crashes that followed World War II and return them to their families.
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