I'm astounded that someone can be as self centred as the original poster. I can only presume a case of shock and now you're feeling a little embarrassed.

A truly awful accident, that from their account seems to have escalated in minutes. Yet Amigo's staff made sure you were all accounted for and safe in the water, risked their safety to make sure you had life preservers, got you all home safely within hours - quite a feat in itself and entails getting additional boats captains and fuel 50 miles offshore and back - fed and watered you and got you back in your comfy bed that night - and you're bleating about a regulator or two before you've even spoken to them the following morning and let them have a chance to explain what will happen !!!!

They just lost a Million Dollars and you want to make it far worse in tarnishing them too. Shame on you. Give them a chance to actually do something and see what happens first. They will do the right thing but it takes more than a couple of hours. You should thank God, or whoever you thank, that it was Amigo's you were diving with otherwise you might have really had something to moan about.

Anyone who travels abroad without travel insurance is taking a financial risk. Any diver that travels abroad without DAN Insurance is nuts. People are too quick, including me here perhaps, to lay blame at someone else's door - you roll the dice and take your chances in life and try and look after yourself and minimise risks as best as possible.

Congratulations to all the staff at Amigo's - and plenty of non Amigo's staff too I'll bet too - on their rapid response and actions to help ensure no injuries or deaths and a quick return to the Caye for all involved in this horrid accident.