On Saturday afternoon, a yacht carrying 352 passengers crashed into a pier on the Hudson River in New York City, resulting in minor injuries for dozens of individuals. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. at the intersection of Henry Hudson Parkway and 125th Street in Manhattan. Reports indicated that the yacht may have been hosting a party at the time of the accident, but NBC News had not confirmed the specifics of the event.
Following the crash, the New York Fire Department reported that 35 people were transported to three hospitals, but their injuries were classified as non-life-threatening. The response from emergency services was swift, and the remaining passengers were able to disembark without further incident.
As of now, the cause of the accident remains unclear. The authorities are likely investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash to determine how such an incident occurred. The event highlights the potential dangers associated with boating in busy urban waterways, especially in crowded areas. Further developments regarding the investigation and full details of the injuries sustained are anticipated as more information becomes available.
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