Florida Coast Guard partially saves a family of three from a submerged vessel

According to officials, three people, including a child – were rescued earlier this week by the Florida Coast Guard, including a child – when his sailing vessel was partially submerged near Bahamas.

Located at a distance of about 350 nautical miles from the south -east coast of Sunshine State, a good Samri told the Coast Guard seventh district chowkidars on Monday midnight to report “family in crisis” in the plan of CAS water.

Two adults and an 8-year-old child were located in a life rough at around 7 pm by the guards of the air station Clearwater MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter aircraft.

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Coast Guard Air Station Clearwalk aircraft commander Lieutenant Andrew Boyle said, “Our aircrafts are very difficult for such moments, and we are grateful to play a role in the safe defense of this family of three.” a statement,

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The dramatic video footage released by Guardmen showed the crew that each individual family member was shown for safety for safety for safety for help using helicopter rescue baskets, when the authorities received an initial call for help.

According to the Coast Guard, the family was later taken to the Bahamian officials in Great Ingua. There was no injury and the owner of the boat is coordinating with commercial disposal to organize the recovery of the vessel.

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Boyle said, “We urge the mericars to take a radio and an emergency crisis beacon when they find themselves in a similar position,” Boyle said. “This can help save their lives.”

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