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The US Coast Guard said a 'debris field' had been discovered near the wreckage of the Titanic

A multinational search team scanned the sea near the century-old wreck of the Titanic on Thursday, the fifth day since a tourist submersible went missing with five people aboard and with just hours to go before its air supply was expected to run out.

Sounds are ‘inconclusive’, says US Coast Guard captain, but focus of search relocated to that area

The Titan submersible vessel has not been heard from since it began a tour of the Titanic wreckage on Sunday morning - this is how it all unfolded

NEW YORK: Search teams detected underwater sounds while scanning the North Atlantic for a tourist submersible that vanished with five people aboard during a deep-sea voyage to the century-old wreck of the Titanic, the United States Coast Guard said early on Wednesday.

According to reports, the US Coast Guard has confirmed that search efforts have been relocated after "underwater noises" were detected in the area.

Rescue team says every noise being tracked and analysed; ‘every possible effort’ being made to bring missing crew home, says Polar Prince co-owner

King Charles is following the saga of the missing submersible that lost contact during a dive into the Titanic shipwreck and says he is praying for 'the Dawood family and all those involved in the incident,' as it turns out the Dawoods are longtime supporters of The Prince’s Trust International…

The search for a diving vessel that was headed to the wreck of the Titanic has shifted underwater after air efforts failed to find the craft, which has five people aboard and about 40 hours of oxygen left.