Multiple People Injured After Mexican Navy Ship Hits The Brooklyn Bridge | iHeart
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On May 17, the Mexican Navy's training ship Cuauhtémoc collided with the Brooklyn Bridge at approximately 9 p.m., resulting in significant damage and numerous injuries among the crew. Out of 277 crew members, at least three were reported in critical condition, with 17 others sustaining serious injuries. The ship was participating in an event related to Sail4th, commemorating America's 250th birthday. The cause of the accident is still under investigation as authorities examine the bridge’s clearance height and the captain's navigational awareness.
On Saturday evening, the Mexican Navy's Cuauhtémoc collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, leading to significant damages and leaving multiple crew members injured.
The incident raised questions regarding the ship's navigational awareness, particularly concerning the clearance height of the bridge before the collision.
Search and rescue operations commenced immediately, with at least three crew members reported in critical condition and others requiring urgent medical attention.
The Mexican Navy is investigating the incident to ensure safety protocols are assessed and confirmed for future operations.
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