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Home›USCG Saves Four after Their Vessel Capsizes

February 5, 2015 · about 11 years ago

USCG Saves Four after Their Vessel Capsizes

US Coast Guard rescue crews rescued four men from the water after their vessel capsized one nautical mile east of Port Everglades inlet Wednesday evening. An additional male was taken to Broward General Hospital for a higher level of care. Watchstanders from Coast Guard Sector Miami command center r

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US Coast Guard rescue crews rescued four men from the water after their vessel capsized one nautical mile east of Port Everglades inlet Wednesday evening.

An additional male was taken to Broward General Hospital for a higher level of care.

Watchstanders from Coast Guard Sector Miami command center received a report from a person clinging to the hull of a capsized fishing vessel and requested assistance. The watchstanders issued an Urgent Marine Information Broadcast and launched rescue crews from Coast Guard Station Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and from Coast Guard Air Station Miami to begin searching for the people in the water.

A Coast Guard Station Fort Lauderdale boatcrew arrived on scene and recovered four males from the water. The fifth male was recovered by a Broward County Sheriff’s Office marine unit and was transported to the hospital.

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