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Paraplegic sets world record with scuba dive in Egypt #shorts
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February 11, 2026
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1:12Now PlayingA paraplegic amputee man overcame his car crash injuries to make history as the first to complete the world’s deadliest dive.
Shaun Gash, 55, was left paralyzed from the chest down after he was flung 150 yards from a car in a horror crash when he was just 20.
Determined Shaun has since lived a life of adventure – and lost half his right leg in a mountaineering accident in 2018.
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