British woman scuba diver, 63, dies although swimming off the coastline of Tenerife 

A British woman scuba diver has died off the coast of Tenerife.

Police on the island verified her nationality currently as they explained an investigation was underway into the 63-yr-old’s loss of life.

It was not immediately obvious if she was on vacation or lived in the spot.

The tragedy transpired all over 11am on Saturday off a seashore in the municipality of Fasnia in eastern Tenerife.

The dead woman’s nationality had not been disclosed at the weekend.

A 63-yr-aged female has died off a beach front in the municipality of Fasnia in jap Tenerife. Pictured: File picture

A spokesman for a government-run regional crisis reaction centre mentioned: ‘We received an inform declaring a woman scuba diver had been brought out of the sea and necessary medical guidance soon after a dive.

‘Another scuba diver that recognized himself as a health practitioner explained she had suffered cardiac arrest and he experienced begun to execute CPR.

‘Medical responders continue on to test to revive her when they arrived but had been unable to do so and she was pronounced lifeless at the scene.’

A court docket is now co-ordinating a regime probe into the incident with the help of the Civil Guard.

There were no rapid experiences of any suspicious situations bordering the woman’s dying.

Previous November a British diver died on close by Lanzarote.

The 60-yr-outdated is stated to have suffered a cardiac arrest on Playa Flamingo in the south of the island.

A lifeguard is recognized to have experimented with to aid the unnamed Brit when he saw he was in troubles but was not able to do something to save his lifestyle.

Enrique Espinosa, supervisor of the Safety and Emergency Consortium of Lanzarote, claimed at the time: ‘He experienced all the right permits to be in a position to dive but diving is a large-danger activity and anything at all that goes completely wrong can be deadly.

‘He went into cardiac arrest just after arriving and makes an attempt to revive him proved unsuccessful.’

Police sources reported the British male had ‘health issues.’

In February 2019 a British guy died all through a dive off the coastline of Tenerife exactly where he experienced been celebrating his 32nd marriage anniversary with spouse Lesley.

Andrew Littler, from Coalville, Leicester, was pronounced dead just after the alarm was raised when he went into cardiac arrest subsequent unsuccessful attempts to revive him on a pier in the peaceful holiday break resort of Abades in the south-east of the sunshine island.

News of the tragedy emerged when friends organised a GoFundMe appeal to assistance repatriate the transporter driver’s entire body.