A yacht, more expensive than a sports car – and just as fast. But last week a trip was planned as a glamorous influencer off the coast of the coast of Miami Beach in a nearest disaster.
As NBC News reported, a luxury yacht of 19 meters from the “Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63” type came on Saturday afternoon off the coast of Floridas in Nood. On board: 32 people-all or social media influencers. The American cake was warned after water suddenly penetrated the highly motorized ship near Monument Island.
Large rescue operation on the water
“Fortunately we were able to evacuate all 32 people on time of the falling ship,” Nicholas Strasburg told the American coast guard to NBC. Nobody was injured. The yacht did not run on the ground, but had received the hanging page for reasons that have not yet been clarified.
Emergency troops stabilized the ship with inflatable air cushions so that it was not completely lost. It was secure outside the boat routes until the owner decides on the storage room.
Overloaded and under observation
A spokesperson for the Coast Guard confirmed that the number of passengers was well above the actual capacity of the ship type. According to the manufacturer, the maximum permissible number of people – depending on the equipment – is 12 to 16 people. The yacht, an exclusive model with a market value of around 4.3 million euros, was therefore at least twice as strong as permitted. The yacht belongs to a limited series inspired by the design of the Lamborghini-Sportwagen-all-helf copies worldwide.
Recordings in social networks show passengers in an exuberant mood, some jokes about the accident. In a video a man jokes: “We probably met an iceberg – Titanic 2.0.” Others tried to hold the bug while the back already disappeared under water.
Investigate
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has started an investigation into the incident. It is still unclear whether the shipowner should expect the consequences. The exact cause of the accident – technical defect, overload or negligence – is currently being investigated. Except for wet robe and lost sunglasses, nobody seems to have caused damage anymore.
Source: Krone
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