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Why do they keep emphasizing the fact that the submarine has gone missing and not the people within it?

• MallocVoidstar 3y ago
  As far as I can tell I think the company involved hasn't released a passenger list. edit: An earlier version of the BBC's article said it wasn't known if people were on it at all; clearly there were, but I'd bet this is why the headline is so unclear.
  • MiguelX413 3y ago
    I see. Regardless it sounds like it was unmanned because of the deëmphasis on the missing passengers. It's like saying “missing car” when people that were in a car go missing.
  • Yeroc 3y ago
    Sky News <https://news.sky.com/story/uk-billionaire-hamish-harding-on-board-missing-titanic-submersible-family-confirms-12905616 https://news.sky.com/story/uk-billionaire-hamish-harding-on-...> identifies several of the passengers including: - Hamish Harding - Paul-Henry Nargeolet - Stockton Rush (the President and CEO of OceanGate itself)
• joemi 3y ago
  Isn't it described the same way when a airplane goes missing?