Several reports quote a former military diver who says the cave system involved in a recent Maldives incident is unsafe, particularly the “third chamber.” The diver, who says he has visited the caves “countless times,” describes the site as lacking current and characterizes entry into the third chamber as a decision that creates high risk. According to the account, tourists swam into the third cave rather than being forced or pulled in, and the diver frames the conditions as an “accident waiting to happen.” The sources do not provide additional verified technical details such as exact depth, water flow measurements, or official findings; instead, they focus on the diver’s personal assessment of the cave environment and why he believes that area is especially hazardous. The reporting also does not present competing technical explanations for the causes of the deaths. Overall, the common thread across the sources is the claim that the third chamber poses particular danger and that the group’s entry is presented as a key factor in the incident.