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British mum dies while snorkelling in the Maldives for her 30th wedding anniversary

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Pamela Davies died while snorkelling with her husband on their wedding anniversary trip to the Maldives (Picture: WNS News Ltd)
Pamela Davies died while snorkelling with her husband on their wedding anniversary trip to the Maldives (Picture: WNS News Ltd) · Metro

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'She was and will always be, the love of my life.'

A mum from Wales died while snorkelling with her husband to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

Tributes have poured in after the sudden death of mum-of-two Pamela Davies, 57, while on a trip to the Indian Ocean paradise islands.

Pamela, from Tendy in Pembrokeshire, died in an accident on Sunday, November 1 ‘less than a stone’s throw from the beach,’ her husband Martin confirmed.

While the exact circumstances surrounding the incident in the Maldives are not yet known, the couple were snorkelling and swimming with turtles off the beach when the tragedy struck.

Pamela’s husband said they had travelled to the island to mark their 30th anniversary, which they were due to celebrate in four days.

He said on Facebook: ‘We had been snorkelling together off the beach in front of the hotel in perfect conditions – no waves, swell, wind or anything that would make you think that it was anything other than idyllic.

‘Pam had always wanted to swim with turtles, and that is what she was doing when tragedy struck less than a stone’s throw from the beach.’

He described her as ‘the love of my life’ and ‘the most wonderful wife any man could ever ask for.’

Martin thanked ‘each and everyone who have taken time to let me know that they are thinking about us’ and described the support he and the couple’s two sons have received as ‘so comforting.’

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