King Charles III had connections with one of the victims of the Titan submersible

King Charles III was really concerned about the tragic Titan submersible incident as he allegedly had connections with one of the five victims. After this information was made public, many people started to wonder about what kind of relationship the victim had with the current sovereign of the United Kingdom

Two weeks after the incident, the world is still shocked because of the implosion of the Titan submarine which caused the death of its five passengers: Stockton Rush, Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Hamish Harding, Shahzada, and Suleman Dawood. On June 18, the submersible departed from the Canadian coast with the intention of visiting the wreck of the Titanic in the Atlantic Ocean but it never reached its destination.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that Shahzada Dawood had a close relationship with King Charles III. Shahzada lived in London and was the Vice-chairman of Engroa and Director of Dawood Hercules. On top of that, he also worked in two of King Charles III’s non-profit organizations: ‘Prince’s Trust International dedicated to helping unemployed teenagers, and the ‘British Asian Trust’ dedicated to helping communities in South Asia.

After it was revealed that Shahzada Dawood was, unfortunately, on board the Titan submersible, Will Straw, Prince’s Trust International CEO, released a statement addressing the tragic news: “We are shocked by this awful news, praying for a rescue and sending our thoughts to his family during this deeply challenging time.” As of today, King Charles III has not addressed the incident publicly but it can be assumed that he reached out to Shahzada’s family personally.