Two men from Russia have died after a strong current in the Philippines swept them out to sea, the country's coast guard ...
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Two Russian tourists, who went scuba diving in waters south of Manila, have died when they were swept away by strong undercurrents with one drowning and the other being attacked by sharks.
Panic around the incident is not doing sharks — misunderstood and feared since before the 1974 release of the movie “Jaws” and much more since then — any favors.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported that two Russian tourists died while diving in Verde Island, Batangas, with one of ...
Two tourists reportedly were killed by sharks in the Philippines near Verde Island after getting swept away by a current while diving at a popular location ...
Two Russian tourists have died after being involved in a horror shark attack in the Philippines on Thursday (February 27).
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) urged divers and diving operators Friday to exercise heightened vigilance and adhere to ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNPCG confirms sharks attacked touristOne of two Russian tourists who died during a scuba diving activity near Verde Island in Batangas was attacked by sharks, the ...
Two other Russian tourists managed to swim back safely to their dive boat Thursday off Verde Island, a popular diving destination in the province of Batangas, Philippine coast guard provincial ...
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