Overview
- The main boom and anchor of the Bayesian superyacht, which sank in August 2024 off Sicily, have been recovered using remote-controlled submersibles and specialized equipment.
- The operation follows a diver's death on May 9, prompting a shift to remote-controlled tools to enhance safety and minimize risks during recovery efforts.
- The hull of the yacht, lying 50 meters underwater, is scheduled for retrieval between May 26 and May 28, pending weather conditions, and will be transported to Termini Imerese for forensic examination.
- Italian prosecutors are investigating potential crew negligence and manslaughter, while UK investigators have cited stability vulnerabilities as a key factor in the sinking, a conclusion disputed by Italian authorities.
- Environmental safeguards are in place to prevent pollution from the wreck, which still contains 18,000 liters of fuel, with no leaks reported to date.