SAN FRANCISCO, July 14 — JMH International Consortium of Journalists A sightseeing vessel operating tours around the historic Alcatraz Island prison sank Monday off the coast of San Francisco, leaving at least one person dead and two others missing, authorities said. The vessel, carrying 19 people, caught fire for reasons that remain under investigation while navigating about 600 meters from Alcatraz, near the Golden Gate Bridge, before sinking into the cold waters of San Francisco Bay. Emergency crews arriving at the scene found several passengers in the water while others remained aboard the three-deck pontoon-style tour boat, which had departed from a location near the St. Francis Yacht Club. San Francisco Fire Chief Dean Crispen confirmed to the JMH International Consortium of Journalists that one person was killed and 16 others were rescued alive. Search operations continue for the two missing individuals. "We will continue for as many hours as necessary to ensure we find the...
SAN FRANCISCO, 14 de julio — Consorcio Internacional de Periodistas JMH Una embarcación turística que realizaba un recorrido por la histórica prisión de la isla de Alcatraz se hundió este lunes frente a la costa de San Francisco, dejando al menos una persona fallecida y dos desaparecidas, informaron las autoridades. A sightseeing vessel operating tours around the historic Alcatraz Island prison sank Monday off the coast of San Francisco, leaving at least one person dead and two others missing, authorities said.