‘There was no vessel’: US Coast Guard rescues at least 16 people from Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s coast
- The US Coast Guard said on Friday it had rescued at least 16 people found floating in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s coast, as the search continued for several others.
- The rescue operation took place at around 1 am Pacific Time, approximately 140 miles west of Ensenada, a major port city in Baja California, a province in Mexico.
- “There was no sight of a vessel in the water, just people in the water.
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- The US Coast Guard said on Friday it had rescued at least 16 people found floating in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s coast, as the search continued for several others.
- The rescue operation took place at around 1 am Pacific Time, approximately 140 miles west of Ensenada, a major port city in Baja California, a province in Mexico.
- “There was no sight of a vessel in the water, just people in the water.
Sources: Times of India