Hebat Allah
Also known as: Habat Alla
The Hebat Allah was built in France in 1985 and prepared for sinking by removing oil, fuel and loose objects. She was meant to rest at 30 m within reach of recreational divers, but settled upright on sand at about 46 m instead, with her superstructures reaching to about 25 m and 15 m. HEPCA opened her in 2005 as a dive site for technical divers and, with GUE Egypt and Colona Divers, installed mooring lines in 2009. The wreck is also used to study reef growth and fish life below 35 m; surveys found many groupers and lionfish but little coral cover so far. Schools of fish gather around the hull.
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