Sofía Devries, a 23-year-old woman who went missing while diving in Puerto Madryn, Argentina, was found dead two days after her disappearance. Preliminary autopsy findings indicate that she died from asphyxia due to drowning, with no initial evidence to suggest foul play or involvement of other individuals in her death. Additional forensic analyses are still pending, and these results will be incorporated into the final autopsy report.

The circumstances surrounding her death raise concerns about the safety of diving in the region, particularly as divers faced low visibility at the location where her body was discovered. The search operations were concentrated in this area despite prior challenges, reflecting the dedication of rescue teams to locate Devries. Authorities stated that the visibility issues contributed to the difficulties in locating her earlier during the search efforts.

Devries’s tragic passing highlights the risks associated with recreational diving, prompting considerations for safety measures and protocols to ensure the well-being of divers in similar situations. As the investigation continues, further insights from forensic examinations may shed light on further details surrounding her final moments and any potential recommendations for improved diving safety in the region.