Personal data of diver Han Qing

Han Xiang, the first amphibious instructor of leisure scuba diving, free diving and technical diving in China.

Han Xiang participated in the establishment of China's domestic scientific research diving system, and was also the technical diving instructor of actor Jason Wu. On April 27th, 223, Han Xiang set an Asian cave diving depth record of 277.4m in 12.5 hours at Jiu Dun Skylight in Du 'an, Guangxi. On the evening of October 7, 223, Han Xiang dived in Jiudun Skylight, Daxing Town, Du 'an Yao Autonomous County, and did not go ashore until 11: am on October 8, which was suspected of losing contact.

On October 11th, the robot found the body of Han Jian more than 1 meters underwater. The searchers on the spot discussed the scheme of salvaging it out of the water. Due to the difficulty in salvaging it, Han Jian has not been salvaged out of the water as of press time. At 18: 33 on October 25, the underwater intelligent robot salvaged the body and confirmed it as Han Qing himself.

People incident

After the incident, the emergency departments of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Hechi City, Du 'an Yao Autonomous County and Daxing Town rushed to the scene to carry out emergency treatment. As of October 9, it has been lost for more than 3 hours and the scenic spot has been closed; On the same day, the professional rescue team of Hangzhou Lanqi Diving International Club rushed to the incident to carry out search and rescue work; As of October 1, no missing persons have been found; On the same day, we contacted the domestic professional underwater intelligent robot service company to go to Du 'an to participate in search and rescue, and related work is in progress.

An insider close to the searchers said that the original plan was to take people to a certain height by underwater robots and then be fished out by divers, but the underwater robots could not complete it, and now we are looking for divers from other places who can salvage at this depth. Another person familiar with the matter said that there are very few divers who can dive to this depth in China, and it is even more difficult to dive to this depth for salvage.