PAKISTAN BILLIONAIRE'S SON, SULEMAN, CARRIED RUBIK'S CUBE ON THE TITANIC SUBMERSIBLE: HERE'S WHY ?

PAKISTAN BILLIONAIRE'S SON, SULEMAN, CARRIED RUBIK'S CUBE ON THE TITANIC SUBMERSIBLE: HERE'S WHY ?

@Jackie San

' A 19-year-old who died in the Titanic submersible accident took his Rubik's Cube to create a Guinness World Of Record, according to his mother. Suleman Dawood and his father were among five (5) passengers presumed dead in the OceanGate's Titan submersible last week. '

A 19-year-old teenager, Suleman Dawood, who lost his life in Titan submersible accident took his Rubik's Cube with him because he wanted to create a Guinness World Record, his mother said in an interview with BBC. 

She said that her son has even applied to the Guinness World Records and his father had brought a camera to capture the moment. Dawood's father, Shahzada has also died in the submarine accident. 

In her first interview after the incident, Christine Dawood said, “I didn't comprehend at that moment what it meant - and then it just went downhill from there."

The victim's mother also stated that she had previously planned to go with her husband to view the wreck of the Titanic, however, the trip was canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

“But I stepped back because Suleman really wanted to go," she told BBC. 

She further said that Suleman had immense love for the Rubik's Cube, he even used to carry it everywhere with him and solved the complex puzzle in just 12 seconds. 

“He said, 'I'm going to solve the Rubik's Cube 3,700 metres below sea at the Titanic'," his mother told the British public service broadcaster. 

Dawood recalled the moment when they hugged and cracked jokes before her husband and son boarded the Titan submersible. She expressed her happiness for Suleman and Shahzada as they boarded the Titanic. “They really wanted to do it for a very long time."

Speaking about her husband, Dawood described him as a person who has the ability of childlike excitement. 

After waiting for over 96 hours, she lost hope and sent a message to her family. “I said: 'I'm preparing for the worst.' That's when I lost hope," she told BBC. 

She further refused to discuss the ongoing investigations into the Titanic submarine tragedy. 

Suleman Dawood was among the five passengers presumed dead in a catastrophic implosion that is believed to have destroyed OceanGate’s Titan submersible last week. It was on its way to view the historic shipwreck in the Atlantic Ocean.

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