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The Current Undercurrent 

Vol. 15, No.7

July, 2000

 

Here's a brief description of each story from this month's issue along with the full story on the "Insured Against Uprisings? What to do when a coup beats you to Paradise" .

Attention Undercurrent Online Members:
see this note to find the complete stories described here.

COVER STORY

Publisher's Picks and Pans
hot spots and new spots

From first hand reports, we tell you the truth about hurricane damage to the shallow reefs on Bonaire, the best operators on the East End of Cayman, upcoming possibilities on St. Eustatius, problems in PNG -- and one up and coming land-based operation in the fjords -- why Truk is now a good option for land-based wreck diving.....and reviews of many more destinations.

 

Poor Knights Island, New Zealand

For much of the year, you can fly between the West Coast and New Zealand, with stopovers in Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, etc. Few Americans make dives in New Zealand's unique waters, so our reviewer stops off to see whether it might make sense for you.

 

Malpractice Suit

Instead of being sent to a chamber, an injured diver is given other medical care first and ends up paralyzed. Is $31 million the right verdict?

 

Insured Against Uprisings?

What happens when a coup breaks out before you get on the plane? What about when you're there? What if the coup is underway and you go anyway. If you're traveling anywhere in the South Pacific, Indonesia, even South America these days, you had better know what your travel insurance covers -- and doesn't. You'll be surprised. Get the full story.

 

Travel Insurers

We compare prices and coverage of three major carriers.

 

Why Divers Die

The continuing series, this time with true tales of entrapment from the annals of DAN -- most all of which were avoidable.

 

Poaching nightmares

Two boats of divers in Mexico witnessed the slaughter of mantas, sharks and great masses of fish by illegal fishing boats. It's happening at many priceless reefs and dive destinations. Where it's happening and what you might do.

 

And plenty more

And then there's the shark in the bathtub ... and is Jean Michel in bed with mail-order dive gear stores? ... and much much more.

 

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