Teen Dies in Boat Propeller Accident During Maldives School Trip
Jenna Chan, 15, was killed while snorkeling after a boat engine was turned on, leaving her family seeking answers and accountability.
- Jenna Chan, a 15-year-old British-Singaporean student, was killed on November 8 during a snorkeling activity on a school trip in the Maldives.
- The accident occurred when the engine of a stationary boat was turned on, pulling her into the propeller while she and other students were in the water.
- Her parents have criticized the lack of communication during the trip due to a school policy banning phones and claim there has been no thorough investigation into her death.
- The family has accused Maldivian authorities, the school, and the charity involved, the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme, of failing to provide key details or witness statements.
- A GoFundMe campaign has been launched by Jenna's sister to raise legal funds as the family continues to seek answers and accountability for the incident.