Who was Suleman Dawood? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Cause of Death

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According to his grieved aunt, the British university student who perished in the catastrophic 'implosion' of the Titanic submarine was 'terrified' of the journey and only joined the crew to satisfy his father on Father's Day. The OceanGate submersible experienced a "catastrophic implosion" about 1,600 feet off the bow of the Titanic, killing five people instantaneously, including Pakistani businesswoman Shahzada Dawood and her 19-year-old son Suleman Dawood, according to the US Coast Guard.

USA CEO of OceanGate Stockton Rush, former member of the French Navy Paul-Henri (PH) Nargeolet, and British businessman Hamish Harding were the other casualties. Since the Titan submarine vanished on Sunday, they had been gone, leading to a thorough search for the crew. Tragically, Azmeh Dawood revealed to NBC News that although his nephew was "not quite willing to do it," he felt obligated to do it for his father because of his father's strong feelings regarding the 1912 shipwreck.

Suleman Dawood Age

Suleman Dawood was 19 years old.

Suleman Dawood Cause of Death

Suleman, who is 19 years old, might be struggling for breath within. To be honest, he's been paralysing," the distraught aunt and sister told the American media from their Amsterdam home. The elder sister of Mr. Dawood, who served as vice president of Engro Corporation, reportedly sobbed, "I am in amazement. It's an improbable circumstance.

Azmeh said, "I feel like I got caught up in a really bad movie, with a countdown, but you didn't know what you were counting down to." Like the other worried family members, Azmeh was praying for a miracle. It has been unlike any experience he has ever had, she continued, adding that she "personally found it a little hard to breathe thinking about them."

Azmeh acknowledged that, "if you had given me a million dollars," she would not have boarded the Titan submersible. According to Dawood's sister, she hasn't spoken to him in a while. Azmeh was "reduced to being in a wheelchair" after receiving a diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis in 2014. Because his family, especially his brother, would not support him in using medical cannabis, he had relocated from England to Amsterdam.

But when she learned the terrible news, she thought back to how much she loved her brother. She said, "I held him when he was born; he was my little brother. Azmeh claimed that she had always felt a strong connection to Suleman, whom she characterised as being "completely warm-hearted." Hussain and Kulsum Dawood, Suleman's grandparents, paid tribute to their loving grandson and son and called his departure a "unimaginable loss."

Today, the US Coast Guard announced the terrible fatalities and said the debris the search team had found was "consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber." At a press conference with reporters from all over the world, US Coast Guard Rear Admiral John Mauger remarked, "Of this determination, we immediately notified the families."

I extend my sincere sympathies to the families on behalf of the Coast Guard and the entire Unified Command. The men, some of whom had spent £195,000 ($250,000) each to witness the renowned wreck, would have perished instantly. There is minimal likelihood of recovering any of their remains, which is a sad blow to their families.

The Dawood family gathered above the water where the boat was last seen on Wednesday as search and rescue crews held out hope for discovering the submersible. Christine, the wife of Mr. Dawood, and Alina, her daughter, were in the search area and planned to stay there "as long as they could," a family member told MailOnline.

It is unclear why Mr. Dawood wanted to visit the Titanic with his son, but he is motivated by a passion for adventure, and I understand this was something that had been planned for some time, the source continued. ‘ Mr. Dawood and his son were among the richest persons in Pakistan and were the heirs to the illustrious Dawood business dynasty.

They resided in Surbiton, Surrey, and were British nationals. Suleman was raised in London along with his older sister. At Glasgow's University of Strathclyde, Suleman was a student. He had just concluded his first year of study at the Business School. Prior to his passing, Principal and Vice Chancellor Professor Sir Jim McDonald issued a statement in which he said: "It is with a heavy heart that I write to communicate the news that one of our students, Suleman Dawood, is a passenger on board the submersible.