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Eight Injured in an Accident at the Navy Diving Center in Cartagena (Murcia)

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Eight members of the Navy diving centre in Cartagena have been injured differently in an accident.

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Eight injured in an accident at the Navy diving center in Cartagena (Murcia)

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Those affected suffered an immersion syndrome during a test at the La Algameca Navy Diving Center and were urgently evacuated to Santa Lucia Hospital

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Two of the divers affected in the hyperbaric complex of the naval institution are under reserved forecast

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Six people were seriously injured this Wednesday in an accident at the Navy Diving Center (CBA), located in La Algameca, Cartagena.

At least six people have been seriously injured at the Navy Diving Center at the military facilities in La Algameca.Supposedly, they have been intoxicated by some kind of gas that remains to be determined when they were in the Navy's own hyperbaric chamber.Scubators have been rushed to the Santa Lucia Hospital in Cartagena.The Local Police has established an evacuation corridor for ambulances along some avenues of the city where officers deploye…

The event would have been caused by an immersion syndrome, according to the newspaper La Verdad de Murcia. Several ambulances had moved to the site, which had taken the victims to the Santa Lucía hospital, for which they required collaboration from the local police of Cartagena.According to Onda Regional, those affected were inside the hyperbaric chamber of the military facility itself when the incident occurred.

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Revista Defensa Infodefensa.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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