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Maldives rescue diver dies in search for missing Italians

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A Maldivian rescue diver died while searching for four Italian divers who drowned during a diving accident, bringing the total fatalities to five. The Maldives has suspended the operating license of the luxury vessel involved pending an investigation into why the group exceeded the permitted depth limit. This incident highlights safety concerns in the country's popular diving industry and could lead to stricter regulations.

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