Debris from the missing Titan submarine has been found. Among others, the husband and son of a woman from Rosenheim were on board.
Shortly after departure, the submarine that was supposed to bring five men to the wreck of the “Titanic” went missing. It has been clear since Thursday: the submarine exploded. Sounds indicating this were recorded within hours of landing. Chances of missing persons surviving: Nil. According to the Coast Guard, they are all likely dead.
But hopes of finding Titan and rescuing its occupants have dwindled by hours over the past few days. A man from Rosenheim talked about this in an interview. She lost her husband and son in the tragedy of drowning.
Titanic submarine found: Christine Dawood from Rosenheim loses husband and son
I’m talking about Christine Daoud. He was born in Rosenheim, and his family still lives in the region. Christine Daoud is now at the center of her life with her own family England. 46-year-old Shahjata is married to Dawood, who is two years her senior and hails from one of Pakistan’s richest families. The couple has a son named Suleiman and a daughter named Alina.
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The Dawood family owns a publicly traded company called Engro Corporation. The Pakistani company is primarily dedicated to the production of food, fertilizers, chemicals and petrochemicals, but is also active in energy and telecommunications infrastructure.
Sulaiman Dawood wanted to set a world record in the “Titanic Submarine”.
Shahjada Dawood was the first to book two tickets on Titan for himself and his wife. Christine Dawood said. “Shazada and I wanted to go there. But we had to postpone it because of the pandemic,” he said in an interview. BBC: “After that I resigned because I knew that Suleiman really wanted to go.” 19-year-old Suleman Dawood wanted to set a world record in a submarine. He wanted to be the first person to solve the Rubik’s Cube at a depth of 3800 meters below sea level. “His best time was 12 seconds,” his mother explained.
According to US media reports, Ocean Gate Expeditions is offering about US$250,000 for expeditions to the wreck of the Titanic, which lies nearly 4,000 meters below sea level. “Our son Shahjata Dawood and his son Suleiman went on a trip to visit the remains of the Titanic in the Atlantic. At this time, contact with their submarine has been lost and there is limited information,” the agency said. The Dawood family said in a statement published in Pakistan. After some time, the bitter news came that everyone on Titan was dead.
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Christine Daoud recently traveled to Rosenheim for her mother Gudrun’s funeral. She always returns to her native country. There he trained at the Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences for Technology and Economics and later moved to Great Britain. At the age of 23, she married Shahjata Dawood London. The philanthropist works, among other things, as a life coach, but also as a teacher. She is also active in her husband’s Dawood Foundation in Pakistan. The Foundation’s programs revolve around the underprivileged in Pakistan.
The Dawood family lives in Long Ditton, a suburb of London. As part of her husband and son adventure, she went to Canada a month ago. Christine Dawood wanted to follow the Titan mission from there. Instead, her emotional world quickly shifted between hope and despair. Now is the time of great sorrow.
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