Two people died and 19 others were injured, two of which are seriously, in the accident of a Mexican Navy school against the Brooklyn Bridge. “Last night, the Mexican navy ship Cuauhttemoc lost power and hit the Brooklyn bridge,” wrote New York Mayor Eric Adams, specifying that on board there were 277 people. According to reports, the top of the three trees of the sailing ship collided with the bridge space and partially collapsed as it sailed along the East River. New York Police Department Wilson Arambbo, a first relationship would have indicated that the pilot would have lost power due to a mechanical problem. Numerous films of the people who were near the bridge were numerous testimonies at the time of the accident: from the image, the intense traffic in the bridge space and several sailors hanging in the damaged trees tailors, but, according to the authorities, none of them would have fallen into the water. Inspection.
Source: IL Tempo
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