Damiano Francovigh, Ambassador of Italy to Sri Lanka and non-resident Ambassador to the Maldives, and medical staff watch an ambulance carrying the bodies of the last two Italian scuba divers who died in an accident in underwater caves, outside a mortuary in Male, Maldives, on May 20, 2026. Thilina Kaluthotage/ReutersMALE, May 20—The last two bodies of the Italian divers killed in the Maldives’ deadliest-ever diving accident have been recovered, a government spokesperson said on Wednesday, completing recovery efforts.The divers were among a group of five who entered a deepwater cave for exploration last week, after being granted the necessary permit to research soft corals in the Devana Kandu site.
Last Two Bodies of Italian Divers Killed in Scuba Diving Accident Recovered, Maldives Says
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