The US coast guard will hold a long-awaited public hearing about the deadly Titanic submersible disaster in September as it continues its investigation into the implosion of the vessel.
An investigation into the death of Strathclyde University studentSuleman Dawood during an ill-fated exploration of the Titanic wreckage is to be heard at a US court.
The US coast guard quickly convened a high-level investigation into what happened, but that investigation is taking longer than originally anticipated. The Titan was the subject of scrutiny in the undersea exploration community in part because of its unconventional design and its creator’s decision to forgo standard independent checks.
The hearing is scheduled to begin on September 16 and stretch out over nearly two weeks, ending on either September 26 or 27. The marine board is expected to issue a report with evidence, conclusions and recommendations when its investigation is finished.
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