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Shahzada's sister said she is heartbroken and feels like she has been caught in a bad film. 

Son of Pak billionaire killed in Titan implosion didn't want to go, reveals aunt | Titanic Sub

Shahzada's sister said she is heartbroken and feels like she has been caught in a bad film.&nbsp;

Titanic submersible came to a grim end with US Coast Guard announcing all passengers onboard are believed to be dead after the craft's debris was found near the search field. Among the five who died after a "catastrophic implosion" of the Titan submersible was Suleman Dawood, the son of Pakistan's billionaire Shahzada Dawood.&nbsp;
In a telephonic conversation with NBC News, Suleman's aunt revealed that the young man was not keen on joining the expedition at first, but gave in as it was important to his Titanic-obsessed father.&nbsp;
Shahzada and Suleman Dawood Father-and-son Shahzada and Suleman Dawood were members of one of Pakistan's most prominent families. Their family had said in a statement that they were both aboard the vessel.
Their firm, Dawood Hercules Corp., based in Karachi, is involved in agriculture, petrochemicals and telecommunication infrastructure.
In Pakistan, the Dawood-owned Engro Corporation, a fertilizer company, announced the deaths of the two men early Friday.
With PTI Inputs

The Titan submersible was estimated to have about a four-day supply of breathable air when it launched Sunday morning in the North Atlantic.

Titanic submersible: wife of missing pilot is connected to couple who were on ship in 1912

The Titan submersible was estimated to have about a four-day supply of breathable air when it launched Sunday morning in the North Atlantic.

Amid the desperate push to locate the submersible that went missing on its way to the Titanic wreckage, new information has come to the fore.&nbsp;
As per a New York Times report, Wendy Rush, wife of Stockton Rush, the pilot and CEO of OceanGate is actually a descendant of a couple that died when the oceanliner sank in 1912. Both were first-class passengers, as per historical records.&nbsp;
Rush is the great-great-granddaughter of Isidor and Ida Straus. Isidor Straus was a co-owner of Macy&rsquo;s department store
Rescuers have rushed more ships and vessels to the site of the disappearance, hoping underwater sounds they detected for a second straight day might help narrow their search in the urgent, international mission.

Authorities are hoping underwater sounds might help narrow their search, whose coverage area has been expanded to thousands of miles — twice the size of Connecticut and in waters 2 1/2 miles (4 kilometres) deep.

Missing Titanic submersible: search passes critical 96-hour mark for oxygen supply

Authorities are hoping underwater sounds might help narrow their search, whose coverage area has been expanded to thousands of miles &mdash; twice the size of Connecticut and in waters 2 1/2 miles (4 kilometres) deep.

The search for the missing submersible on an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic passed the critical 96-hour mark Thursday when breathable air could have run out, a grim moment in the intense effort to save the five people aboard.
The Titan submersible was estimated to have about a four-day supply of breathable air when it launched Sunday morning in the North Atlantic &mdash; but experts have emphasized that was an imprecise approximation to begin with and could be extended if passengers have taken measures to conserve breathable air.
And it's not known if they survived since the sub's disappearance.
Many obstacles still remain: from pinpointing the vessel's location to reaching it with rescue equipment to bringing it to the surface &mdash; assuming it's still intact. And all that has to happen before the passengers' oxygen supply runs out.

The search for the missing submersible on an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic passed the critical 96-hour mark Thursday

Missing Titanic submersible: debris field discovered within search area, says Coast Guard

ROV&nbsp;hits&nbsp;sea&nbsp;floor&nbsp;near Titanic
Debris field discovered within search area
More&nbsp;details&nbsp;awaited&nbsp;

Missing Titanic submersible: debris field discovered within search area

The search for the missing submersible on an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic passed the critical 96-hour mark Thursday

The US Coast Guard said on Thursday that an underwater vessel has located a debris field near the Titanic in the search for a missing submersible with five people aboard, a potential breakthrough in the around-the-clock effort.
The search for the missing submersible on an expedition to view the wreckage of the Titanic passed the critical 96-hour mark Thursday when breathable air could have run out, a grim moment in the intense effort to save the five people aboard.
The Titan submersible was estimated to have about a four-day supply of breathable air when it launched Sunday morning in the North Atlantic - but experts have emphasised that was an imprecise approximation to begin with and could be extended if passengers have taken measures to conserve breathable air. And it's not known if they survived since the sub's disappearance.&nbsp;

USA, Canada, France working together to find the tourist submersible.

Missing Titanic submersible: Just 4-6 hours of oxygen left; still no sign, say reports

Time running out for occupants of missing Titanic submersible 4-6 hours of breathable air left in submersible: reports USA, Canada, France working together to find tourist submarine

USA, Canada, and France have deployed ships, submarines, planes, and robotic vessels to look for the tourist sub.

Time appeared to be running out for the occupants of the missing Titanic tourist submersible with rescuers unable to locate it.
Reports said that there were just 4-6 hours of breathable air left on the vessel by the early afternoon of June 22, India time.
USA, Canada, and France have deployed ships, submarines, planes, and robotic vessels to look for the tourist sub, especially in the area where sonar had detected loud "banging" noises.
The submersible with 5 occupants has been missing in the North Atlantic Ocean since June 18, when it descended underwater to visit the wreckage of the Titanic ship.

Rescuers detected underwater 'banging' noise using sonar, as per reports.

Missing Titanic submersible: frequent 'banging' noise, 'signs of life' detected, say reports

Boost in search for missing Titanic tourist submersible Rescuers detect underwater 'banging' noise: reports Noise repeats every 30 minutes, as per internal govt memo

The sounds are repeating at an interval of 30 minutes, according to an internal US government memo cited by news outlets.

In a possible breakthrough in the search for the missing Titanic tourist submersible, rescuers have reportedly detected loud "banging" noises.
The sounds are repeating at an interval of 30 minutes, according to an internal US government memo cited by news outlets. The noise was detected using sonar.
With the vessel estimated to have just around 30 hours of oxygen left, a group involved in the rescue operations said that data from the search site showed likely signs of life.
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Rescue teams in the Atlantic Ocean are racing against time to locate the Titanic tourist submarine that went missing on June 18 

Search for missing Titanic submersible: what we know so far

Searchers are scouring the North Atlantic for a missing submersible that had been due to visit the wreckage of the Titanic.

Rescue teams in the Atlantic Ocean are racing against time to locate the Titanic tourist submarine that went missing on June 18&nbsp;

Searchers are scouring the North Atlantic for a missing submersible that had been due to visit the wreckage of the Titanic.
Fears are growing for the five people onboard as the vessel has oxygen for up to 96 hours.
Here is what we know so far:
What happened?&nbsp;
The 6.5-meter (21-foot) craft began its descent on Sunday but lost contact with the surface less than two hours later, according to authorities.
Its operator, a company called OceanGate Expeditions, told AFP in a statement late Monday that "for some time, we have been unable to establish communications with one of our submersible exploration vehicles which is currently visiting the wreck site of the Titanic."
The company uses a submersible named Titan for its dives to the wreck, with seats priced at $250,000 apiece, according to its website.
Who is onboard?&nbsp;
One of the passengers has been identified as British businessman Hamish Harding, whose aviation firm had posted on social media about his expedition.
Harding, a 58-year-old aviator, space tourist, and chairman of Action Aviation, had posted Sunday on his Instagram account that he was proud to join OceanGate's Titanic mission.
Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his son Suleman Dawood are also on the craft.
"As of now, contact has been lost with their submersible craft and there is limited information available," their family said in a statement.
Shahzada Dawood is the vice-chairman of Karachi headquartered conglomerate Engro, which has investments in energy, agriculture, petrochemicals and telecommunications
&nbsp;Where did the vessel disappear?
Searchers have been scanning a remote area of the North Atlantic where the Titanic rests 650 kilometres (400 miles) off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, and some 4,000 metres (13,000 feet) underwater.
What's the latest on the rescue?&nbsp;
The US Coast Guard says it launched two planes and its Canadian counterparts have sent a plane and a ship.
Time is a critical factor, for the vessel has a maximum of 96 hours' air for five people.
US Coast Guard Rear Admiral John Mauger told reporters in Boston on Monday that he believed it still had 70 or more hours remaining.
But with no reported sightings of the vessel or communication signals, his team halted its flights for the day.
It said search operations through the night would be led by the US National Guard and the mission's operator.
Why visit the Titanic?&nbsp;
The 46,000-tonne liner hit an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage from England to New York in April 1912 with 2,224 passengers and crew on board.
More than 1,500 people died, some of who were tycoons and aristocrats.
The disaster became popularised as an example of hubris, for the ship had been touted as a miracle of the industrial age and unsinkable.
Some also saw in it discrimination, as the vast majority of passengers who died were in second or third class.
The wreck was located in 1985 by a US-French expedition, deepening the fascination in the catastrophe, fuelling a blockbuster 1997 movie and spawning lucrative but high-stakes underwater tourism.

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