Introduction to the Incident
A boat that was partially submerged in Miami on Saturday prompted a swift response by rescue crews.
According to the Miami Beach Fire Department, the 63-foot boat took on water near Monument and Star Island.
Details of the Incident
Officials said 32 were on board the vessel but no injuries were reported. The U.S. Coast Guard said Commercial Salvage is trying to recover the boat and said it’s not a hazard to navigation.
Cause of the Incident
What caused the boat to sink is unclear. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and officials have not released any information about the possible cause of the boat taking on water.
Response and Recovery Efforts
The swift response by rescue crews helped to ensure that all 32 people on board the vessel were safe. The U.S. Coast Guard and Commercial Salvage are working together to recover the boat and prevent any further incidents.
Conclusion
The incident highlights the importance of safety measures and emergency preparedness when it comes to watercraft. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the swift response by rescue crews helped to prevent any further harm. The cause of the incident is still under investigation, and officials will likely release more information as it becomes available.
FAQs
What happened to the boat?
The 63-foot boat took on water near Monument and Star Island in Miami.
How many people were on board?
There were 32 people on board the vessel.
Were there any injuries?
No injuries were reported.
What is being done to recover the boat?
The U.S. Coast Guard and Commercial Salvage are working together to recover the boat.
Is the boat a hazard to navigation?
No, according to the U.S. Coast Guard, the boat is not a hazard to navigation.
