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Fortune
Chris Morris

OceanGate begins to erase itself from the internet after deadly disaster forced it suspend operations

(Credit: Becky Kagan Schott / Ocean Gate / Handout/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

After suspending all of its exploration and commercial operations on July 6, OceanGate is meticulously erasing itself from the internet, as best it can.

The company, whose submersible Titan imploded near the Titanic wreckage last month, killing five people including CEO Stockton Rush, has stripped down its website to a single page, noting it has suspended operations and removed its Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook accounts.

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