WORLD RECORD
BY EGYPTIAN IN SCUBA DIVING :
Egyptian
frogman Ahmed Gamal Gabr has broken the world record for deepest scuba dive
with a plunge into the Red Sea, Guinness
Book of World Records said on September 19,
2014. Gabr a member of the
special forces, reached the depth of
332.35 meters in 12 minutes but took almost 15 hours to return to the surface
in order to avoid injury or illness. The
record was achieved at Red Sea diving resort of Dahab, surpassing the previous mark of 318.25 meters
set there in 2005 by South Africa's Nuno Gomez.
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