The Mexican navy ship ARM Cuauhtémoc tragically collided with the Brooklyn Bridge after losing power on the East River, leading to the deaths of two crew members and injuries to at least 22 others. Eyewitness footage showed the ship drifting backward, with its masts striking the bridge. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and New York officials confirmed the incident, expressing condolences and coordinating efforts for assistance, while first responders quickly addressed the situation, ensuring further casualties were minimized.
Two crew members died after the ARM Cuauhtémoc lost power and crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge during a goodwill tour, resulting in 22 injuries.
Mexican authorities confirmed the tragic loss of two crew members while emphasizing the ongoing support from the Mexican ambassador and the Consulate General in the U.S.
New York Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the quick response of first responders, expressing gratitude while mourning the tragic deaths and injuries on board.
FDNY Chief of Training Michael Meyers reported the urgency of the situation as marine units worked to address injuries and evacuate the ship's crew.
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