**A Mexican Navy ship, Cuauhtémoc, suffered damage and injuries were reported after colliding with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, prompting an emergency response.**
**Mexican Navy Training Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge During New York Visit**
**Mexican Navy Training Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge During New York Visit**
**Injuries reported as Cuauhtémoc crashes into iconic structure in festive goodwill trip**
A significant incident occurred when the Mexican Navy training vessel Cuauhtémoc collided with New York City's iconic Brooklyn Bridge during a celebratory visit. The dramatic event unfolded Saturday evening, as footage showed the ship's towering masts making contact with the bridge. Reports indicated that debris from the masts fell onto the ship's deck, resulting in multiple injuries.
New York City's Emergency Management (NYCEM) confirmed their response to the situation but refrained from releasing additional information. The Mexican Navy acknowledged the incident and stated that an investigation is underway to assess the damage and circumstances surrounding the crash.
The New York City Fire Department reported that they are attending to the injuries but have yet to determine the total number of people affected or the specifics of their locations—whether they were onboard the ship or on the bridge. In an update on social media platform X, NYCEM indicated that the situation remains fluid, and further details would be shared as they become available.
The Cuauhtémoc, with over 200 crew members onboard, was in New York City for a goodwill trip, emphasizing international cooperation and camaraderie at the time of the incident. As first responders work at the scene, the situation is developing, and updates will be provided as more information is released.
