Lost Submarine Titanic

The Titan submersible's oxygen supply is running out in less than 15 hours, making the chances of finding all five crew members alive minimal but not impossible. In due course, Channel 5 will air a tone-deaf documentary about the perils of extreme tourism, with a focus on those who pay to visit the Titanic boat wreckage. On Thursday, June 22 at 7 p.m., Dan Walker, host of The 5 News, will feature "Titanic Sub: Lost at Sea," which claims to go beyond what the news is portraying. They also pledge to analyse the complete context surrounding these expeditions to the ocean's depths while providing viewers with an accurate update on the rescue's current status. A plan to investigate the Titanic shipwreck and the mystique around it for tourists ready to pay for the attraction.

Is the documentary about the current Titan sub rescue mission?

That is accurate; it is made by ITN, a renowned British production company that specialises in quick turnaround films that respond to current events. "This programme will chart everything from the exploration itself, to the rise of extreme tourism, to the rescue attempts, but above all it will tell a very human story that has captured the nation, which is about 5 people, all with families, who are trapped at the bottom of the ocean," managing director Ian Rumsey said to Variety. Because of our experience and track record in producing quick-turnaround documentaries as well as our reputation for ethical filming, we always approach such topics with considerable respect.

Last Sunday, the Titan vanished off the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, and rescue operations are in a race against time. There is still a chance that the five people onboard the ship will survive, even if there is fewer than 15 hours of oxygen available. British businessman Hamish Harding, British-Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood and his 19-year-old son Suleman, ex-French Navy diver Paul-Henry Nargeolet, and OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush are the five confirmed passengers. We initially believed that the documentary's announcement was a joke, but it is absolutely true, and it will show on Channel 5 on Thursday.