The Cuauhtemoc, a 297-foot tall ship from the Mexican Navy, was involved in a tragic accident in May, colliding with the Brooklyn Bridge. This incident claimed the lives of two crew members and caused notable injuries among others on board. The vessel is currently at Caddell Dry Dock and Repair Company on Staten Island for necessary repairs, although the repair timeline remains unclear as it is still under evaluation. A federal investigation has been initiated regarding the circumstances of the collision, during which the ship had 277 personnel aboard.
The Mexican Navy tall ship Cuauhtemoc struck the Brooklyn Bridge in May, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries among the crew.
Caddell Dry Dock will conduct repairs on the Cuauhtemoc, with the duration of repairs currently unknown as evaluations are ongoing.
The Cuauhtemoc, carrying 277 crew members during the incident, suffered significant damage to its masts, prompting federal officials to launch an investigation.
CEO Steve Khalil indicated that the ship is being assessed to determine the full extent of repairs needed after its collision with the bridge.
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