California Coast: Two human trafficking boats capsized off the coast of Southern California on Sunday (March 12). Giving information, the rescuers said that at least eight people died after two suspicious boats overturned. Meanwhile, San Diego City Lifeguard Chief James Gartland told the reporter that we lost eight people.
Spanish-speaking woman gave information
San Diego Fire-Rescue Department lifeguard spokeswoman Monica Munoz informed on Saturday that the call to 911 was made around 11:30 p.m. Came. A Spanish-speaking woman called to inform that he had flipped over on the Pacific Ocean near Torrey Pines. Torrey Pines is a city near the Mexican border.
They were on a fishing vessel and a vessel sank in the water, in which eight people aboard have drowned. Soon after, the lifeguards reached the beach, where they found that both the boats had capsized, in which eight of the 23 people on board had drowned. However, it is not yet clear what was the main reason behind the accident.
All the people who drowned were adults
While the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department lifeguard informed that all the people who drowned were adults. However, it is not yet clear from which country the drowned belonged. A large number of immigrants from South and Central America cross the US borders illegally. Such people take great risks in the hope of reaching America.
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