Italian authorities are repatriating the remains of five Italian divers who die during a cave dive in the Maldives. Authorities say the divers vanished on 14 May while exploring an underwater cave roughly 50 metres deep near Vaavu Atoll. Multiple outlets report that the bodies of four divers are recovered from inside the cave, and that the remaining set of remains is recovered earlier. Sky News and BBC News both report that officials confirm all five divers’ bodies have been found, while Channel NewsAsia and other reports describe the recovery of the last two divers. CBS News also states that one set of remains was returned earlier in the month, and that the remains of the final four divers are repatriated later, citing a Maldivian government spokesperson for the timing of the most recent return. The reports consistently describe the incident as a scuba dive into a submerged cave and note that recovery efforts take place in the days following the divers’ disappearance. The Maldivian government and relevant officials confirm the findings and the subsequent repatriation to Italy.