The United States coast guard is looking for five people who are missing after a boat overturned near St. Lucie Inlet in Florida on Sunday.
Four people were saved from the scene, while others were found dead, said Coast Guard.
One passenger said that the ship was upside down on Friday, according to Coast Guard’s statement about x.
The United States coast guard is looking for passengers lost after a ship overturned near St. Lucie Inlet in Florida.
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On Sunday afternoon, officials reported that the crew was still looking for passengers who were lost from the overturned ship.
Coast Guard also stated in his position that the search began after “Good Samaritan reported the incident,” which lasted about 29 miles off the coast of St. Lucie Inlet in Florida.
Rescue of Martin Regency Fire Extinguisher distributed in posts on x That Coast Guard is at the scene before 10 am on Sunday.
“5 residents were found, 1 of them had died. 4 were transported for further evaluation,” wrote Martin County Fire Rescue. “Our unit received the four patients through a helicopter at Stuart Airport.”
At another post, Martin County Fire Rescue said that one of the people suffered a “serious injury” while the other three showed a life -threatening injury, and they were all taken to the Cleveland Clinic Martin Hospital at Martin County.
“The search continues for five people who were reported missing,” Coast Guard said on Sunday afternoon.
ABC News’ Chris Barry contributed to this report.