Russian tourists die after being swept away by tide in shark-infested waters of popular diving spot - One found floating ...

Two men from Russia have died after a strong current in the Philippines swept them out to sea, the country's coast guard ...

Two tourists reportedly were killed by sharks in the Philippines near Verde Island after getting swept away by a current while diving at a popular location ...

Two Russian tourists, who went scuba diving in waters south of Manila, have died when they were swept away by strong undercurrents with one drowning and the other being attacked by sharks.

Yaptinchay, who is also a veterinarian, said sharks usually prey on weaker marine mammals, and humans are not “preferred” prey because they are not intrinsic to the marine environment. Humans are not ...

A coastguard official said the victims were part of a four-member group that travelled by boat to Verde Island from Puerto ...

A devastating undercurrent and a shark attack during a diving trip off Batangas result in tragedy for two tourists.

Four Russian tourists travelled to the waters off Verde Island with a Filipino dive instructor. The five were swept away by ...

A diving expedition off the coast of the Philippines turned fatal for two Russian tourists, one of whom was attacked by ...

Two other Russian tourists managed to swim back safely to their dive boat Thursday off Verde Island, a popular diving destination in the province of Batangas, Philippine coast guard provincial ...

MANILA, Philippines (AP ... Russian tourists managed to swim back safely to their dive boat Thursday off Verde Island, a popular diving destination in the province of Batangas, Philippine ...