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Mexican Navy Ship 'Cuauhtémoc' Collides with Brooklyn Bridge, Resulting in Fatalities

Eyewitness News ABC7NYJune 5, 20253 min74,068 views
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Tragic Collision with Brooklyn Bridge

  • 💔 Onlookers witnessed a Mexican Navy training ship, the Cuauhtémoc, strike the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge.
  • ⚠️ The ship's masts were significantly too tall, exceeding the bridge's navigational clearance by approximately 33 feet.
  • 💥 Three masts snapped during the collision, with sailors attempting to reach safety or clinging to ropes.

Casualties and Injuries

  • 😔 Two people were killed and 11 others remain in critical condition, according to Mexican Navy officials.
  • 🩹 A total of 22 people were injured out of the 277 individuals on board the ship.

Circumstances of the Incident

  • 🚢 The Cuauhtémoc, a training ship, was on an international goodwill tour and had departed from Pier 17.
  • 📉 Authorities reported that the ship lost power and control, drifting backward and heading in the wrong direction before striking the bridge.
  • ⚓ The ship was reportedly heading south out of New York Harbor, with a planned stop to refuel before continuing to Iceland.

Official Response and Investigation

  • 🗣️ Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed the fatalities and stated the Mexican government is cooperating with the US government on the investigation.
  • 🚨 Mayor Adams, the NYPD, and FDNY were on the scene, with the ship now docked at Pier 36 in Lower Manhattan.
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