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Yacht Partially Submerged in Paraguay River; All Occupants Rescued Unharmed

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-09 08:16:16
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Puerto Antequera, San Pedro Department, Paraguay - A maritime incident unfolded on the Paraguay River near Puerto Antequera in the San Pedro Department yesterday, April 7, 2025, when a yacht experienced a partial submersion. The event prompted a swift response from the Paraguayan Navy, ensuring the safety of all individuals on board.

The vessel, identified as the 'Agua Dulce', was carrying a total of thirteen people, comprising four crew members and nine passengers, at the time of the incident. Upon receiving notification of the unfolding situation, the Paraguayan Navy promptly deployed a patrol vessel to the affected area. Naval personnel were able to secure the distressed yacht and successfully evacuate all thirteen occupants without any reported injuries.

The incident is noteworthy as the 'Agua Dulce' had recently undergone maintenance on its hull. Initial assessments indicate that no external factors, such as a collision with another vessel or a fixed object, contributed to the partial sinking. This has led to increased speculation among maritime operators and local inhabitants regarding the potential cause of the incident, raising concerns about vessel safety protocols.

The Paraguayan Navy has initiated a comprehensive investigation to ascertain the precise原因 behind the partial submersion. A team of specialized technical experts is currently on-site conducting a detailed examination of the 'Agua Dulce' and the surrounding environment. Authorities have indicated that a full report detailing the findings of the investigation will be released to the public upon its conclusion.

Presently, the 'Agua Dulce', which sustained partial submersion, remains safely moored along the riverbank under the vigilance of the Paraguayan Navy. The authorities are committed to a thorough investigation to prevent similar incidents and ensure the safety of navigation on the Paraguay River.

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