British superyacht head chef drowned after falling into French harbour

A head chef on a £12 million superyacht drowned in a French harbour after falling in while intoxicated, raising concerns about safety and alcohol consumption at sea.

• Flinn Sessions, the Chef aboard a luxury yacht, drowned in La Ciotat harbour after falling into the water while under the influence of beer.
• An inquest revealed that Sessions struggled to find a rope or escape ladder to exit the water, despite his cries for help.
• The incident, captured on closed-circuit television, occurred in the vicinity of Marseille, France, and has raised questions regarding safety measures on yachts.