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Charter Boat Capsizes in San Francisco Bay
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Northern California authorities were searching for three people still missing after a tragedy on San Francisco Bay. A 50-foot pontoon charter boat — carrying approximately 20 passengers, mostly family members gathered for a memorial service — took on water after being struck by a wave and capsized [1] — Chief Dean Crispin "A charter pontoon boat carrying about 20 people — mostly family members on a memorial service — capsized in San Francisco Bay after being h…" 03:25 . San Francisco Fire Chief Dean Crispin confirmed the circumstances of the accident, noting the poignant context: a family gathering to honor someone's memory became a disaster. One person was confirmed dead, three others were taken to local hospitals, a dog also perished, and three people remained unaccounted for. The US Coast Guard launched a search and rescue operation to find the missing boaters. Reporter Azul Dahlstrom Ekman of member station KQED filed the story from San Francisco.
A charter boat carrying about 20 people capsized in San Francisco Bay, leaving one confirmed dead and three missing.
A charter pontoon boat carrying about 20 people — mostly family members on a memorial service — capsized in San Francisco Bay after being hit by a wave. One person was confirmed dead and three remain missing, with the US Coast Guard continuing its search.
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