Tue,Jan 28,2014
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| Diver Hu Jian (L Front) is greeted by a staff member after coming out safely from a living chamber on a ship anchored at a dock in Shenzhen, south China's Guangdong province, Jan. 25, 2014. (Xinhua/Guo Yijiang) |
A diving bell took the divers reach a depth of 313.5 meters under the South China Sea on Jan. 12. Then the divers returned from deep water to the living chamber on their ship. After staying in the chamber for 380 hours to let the inert gas in their tissue fluid return to normal pressure, all the six divers came out on Jan. 25 with sound body conditions.
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