#boating-accident

#boating-accident

Three people died in a Florida boating incident on Saturday, officials said. Emergency personnel responded to the "incident" involving a 39-foot vessel on the Caloosahatchee River near the Cape Coral Yacht Club that day, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wrote in a statement, providing no additional information on what exactly occurred. Three of the four occupants were transported to a local

Rough seas that flipped a fishing boat Saturday morning kept hammering the five people tossed into Tomales Bay, draining their strength as they clung to life in the frigid water. One of them a 6-year-old girl was trapped beneath the overturned vessel. Her father dove under, reaching blindly in water where he couldn't know what hazards fishing gear, lines or ropes might be lurking.

A man was taken to a hospital in critical condition Tuesday after falling off a boat about five miles off Newburyport. The Newburyport police and fire departments received a report of a boater who had fallen overboard and was in need of medical attention around 3:45 p.m. Other people on the boat performed CPR on the man before Newburyport first responders arrived, took over those efforts, and ultimately brought him to a private dock on Plum Island Point, the departments say.

A person died after a boat overturned off of Nantasket Beach on Saturday, according to Massachusetts State Police. Despite life-saving measures, including CPR, the person did not survive.

Officers found 39 empty beer cans in the boat driven by Quinten Kight, with seven appearing to have been 'shotgunned.' This indicates binge drinking.

Calena Areyan Gruber has been released from Jackson Memorial Hospital and is recovering in the care of her family after a tragic boating accident.

The incident occurred when a boat operated by 53-year-old Gabriel Salauis crashed into a docked vessel, hospitalizing five individuals, including three children.

Three men tragically drowned after two fishing boats collided during a competition in Alabama, highlighting the dangers inherent in boating activities.