Considered one of the most tragic and deadliest cave diving disasters. Nine cave divers entered the Shaft sinkhole, but not all came out. 
The 1973 Mount Gambier cave diving disaster is a tragic reminder of the dangers of cave diving and the risk involved when safety procedures aren't followed.
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