Pulau Aur 再次發生意外（25-10-2009）- RIP

~@Star@~

gucci , 为了大家期望 ， 你就当几次 老鼠 吧 。。。

孤寂

原帖由 reikyv 于 28-10-2009 04:23 PM 发表


你完全错了。Gucci 是我们这里很有精验的资深潜水员。
除了他，还有谁适合担任器材测试这意义深重的任务？

原帖由 kimilim 于 28-10-2009 04:28 PM 发表
酱又是哦。。。。。。

原帖由 Jr. 于 28-10-2009 04:34 PM 发表
这样也对hor~哈哈哈

原帖由 ~@Star@~ 于 28-10-2009 08:06 PM 发表
gucci , 为了大家期望 ， 你就当几次 老鼠 吧 。。。

哇，你们太看得起我了，当老大，法师，HK，G9每到的吗？
我潜水的时间才半年而已。。。。哪算精验的资深潜水员啊？？

reikyv

原帖由 孤寂 于 2009/10/28 08:13 PM 发表








哇，你们太看得起我了，当老大，法师，HK，G9每到的吗？
我潜水的时间才半年而已。。。。哪算精验的资深潜水员啊？？

资深潜水员??????
不好意思,我打错字了.是资深白老鼠

lkchau

原帖由 reikyv 于 28-10-2009 08:58 PM 发表
资深潜水员??????
不好意思,我打错字了.是资深白老鼠

俊雄，原来你是可以这样皮的，笑死我了！

reikyv

原帖由 lkchau 于 2009/10/28 10:02 PM 发表

俊雄，原来你是可以这样皮的，笑死我了！

不好意思，我会收敛收敛。。。

c_huiming

这个意外还真让人心情有点沉重。。。一个大好前途的眼科医生就这样英年早逝。。。而且是自己的兴趣和擅长--潜水而导致的意外。。。

这起事件的大事报道的确引起了蛮大的骚动， 包括我的家人！
我想， 很多潜水朋友也会被家人碎碎念吧！

有没有什么最新消息？ 调查报告出了吗？证实是再循环呼吸器材出了问题？

kimilim

我也想知道最后的报告。。。

thevenin_photo

R.I.P

reikyv

原帖由 kimilim 于 2009/10/29 02:03 PM 发表
我也想知道最后的报告。。。

最后的报告没有。。。比较详细的报道就有一点：

Diving tragedy: Diver was honing his skillsHe was using a rebreather which recycles air and allows diver to stay down longer
Kimberly Spykerman & Teh Joo Lin, Straits Times 27 Oct 09;

THE diver who died over the weekend while in Malaysia was undergoing specialised training when he ran into difficulty.

DrMarcus Lim, 37, was using a device called a rebreather and breathing amix of gases called trimix - nitrogen, oxygen and helium - his widow,Madam Christy Toh, told The Straits Times.

Dr Lim, the SingaporeNational Eye Centre's registrar, had been diving with 13 others at theSeven Skies wreck - a popular dive site off Pulau Aur on the east coastof Peninsular Malaysia.

The trip wasmeant for experienced divers to hone their technical skills. Dr Lim,who was trained in the use of a rebreather, and two others were on thecourse, aided by an instructor.

What happened during the dive is still unclear.

Oneof the divers on the trip said he resurfaced around 9am to find Dr Limalready unconscious on the boat and receiving cardio-pulmonaryresuscitation. The group headed back to shore after gathering the otherdivers still in the water, and Dr Lim was then taken to a hospital inthe town of Mersing, where he was later pronounced dead.

Contactedlast night, Madam Toh, 34, herself a diver, said she did not have allthe details of the tragedy, and thus did not want to say more.

Using rebreathers requires advanced training.

Unlikethe conventional apparatus used by most divers, which expels exhaledair directly into the water, rebreathers recycle this air by removingcarbon dioxide and replacing oxygen that has already been consumed.

This process gives rebreathers two main advantages over conventional gear.

First, oxygen wastage is cut, allowing divers to stay underwater for a longer period.

Second, because the air is not expelled into the water, few or no bubbles are created.

Forrecreational divers, this means marine creatures which are scared offby bubbles can be approached more closely - for taking photographs, forinstance.

Military divers use rebreathers because the lack of tell-tale bubbles helps them avoid detection.

Dive instructors say there are few rebreather divers in Singapore, because the equipment and training are expensive.

DrLim's friends say he was eager to learn how to use the device becauseof his love of underwater photography. He had been using a rebreatherfor over a year without incident.

Said Madam Toh: 'He just wanted to keep learning more, and he was always doing the next thing.'

Shesaid her husband had been looking forward to the birth of their secondson next month. 'He loved his family... he was a wonderful father.' Thecouple have a three-year-old son.

She added that he was planning to go on a dive trip to Antarctica next year.

Divinginstructor Leon Boey, 30, who got to know Dr Lim through a course hetaught in August, called him an 'all-round nice guy' who had a 'verynice smile'.

The divers who were with Dr Lim have returned to Singapore. His body was flown home on Sunday night.

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