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Two dead as Mexican Navy ship crashes into Brooklyn Bridge

BBC News Sunday, 18 May 2025 ()
Two dead as Mexican Navy ship crashes into Brooklyn BridgeAt least 19 people are injured after the towering masts of training sailboat clip New York City's famous bridge.
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News video: VIDEO: Mexican Navy Ship Crashes Into Brooklyn Bridge During NY Goodwill Visit | New York | U.S

VIDEO: Mexican Navy Ship Crashes Into Brooklyn Bridge During NY Goodwill Visit | New York | U.S 03:14

 A Mexican Navy training vessel, the ARM Cuauhtemoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday evening in New York. The ship’s 171-foot masts struck the bridge’s 127-foot clearance at high tide, causing parts of the rigging to collapse. Multiple videos show the masts toppling dramatically. The...

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