Four Bodies Found in Sunken Superyacht Wreck

Rescue Efforts Ongoing for Missing Passengers

Sicilian Divers Locate Remains

Divers searching the wreck of a superyacht that sank off the coast of Sicily have recovered the bodies of four passengers.

The search for the remaining four missing passengers continues.

• The superyacht sank on Wednesday in a storm.
• The cause of the sinking is still under investigation.
• The passengers were reportedly on a Mediterranean cruise.

The divers have been using sonar and remotely operated vehicles to search the wreckage.

The search is being hampered by strong currents and poor visibility.

The superyacht was owned by British businessman Mike Lynch.

Lynch was not on board the yacht at the time of the sinking.

The yacht was reportedly worth more than $100 million.

The sinking of the superyacht is a major maritime disaster.

It is the first time a superyacht has sunk in the Mediterranean in over a decade.

The incident is likely to have a significant impact on the superyacht industry.

It is a reminder of the dangers of sailing in bad weather.

Divers are continuing to search the wreckage for the remaining missing passengers.

The families of the missing passengers are waiting for news.

The search is expected to continue for several more days.

The cause of the sinking is still under investigation.

The investigation is likely to take several months.

The results of the investigation will be made public.