(CNN) -- The owner of the dive company on the Indonesian island of Bali helping to search for seven missing divers has said he has "no clue what happened." The owner of Yellow Scuba, who gave his name as Putu, spoke to CNN three days after five tourists and two dive instructors, all Japanese women, failed to return to the surface after a dive near the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, southeast of Bali on Friday. The seven women ranged in age from 27 to 59. "When the divers plunged into the water, the weather was still good," according to local news reports (login required) quoting the ship's captain.
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Seven divers, all Japanese women, failed to surface after a Feb 14 dive near Bali, Indonesia
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Dive and rescue efforts were affected by heavy rain
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80 people involved in search, which will continue till Friday
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Owner of dive company said he doesn't know what happened
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