Home Procurement NewsBillionaires Die In Submersible After Paying $250,000 Each To View The Ruins of Titanic Ship

Billionaires Die In Submersible After Paying $250,000 Each To View The Ruins of Titanic Ship

June 23, 2023•

OceanGate Expeditions, the company that operated the deep-sea submersible, issued a statement grieving the five men on board.

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