Rescue Operation Off Baja Coast
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- Ross O'KeefeNew York Post
- Julie WatsonToronto Star
- Al Jazeera StaffAl Jazeera
- APThe Hindu
- Mikella SchuettlerToronto Star
- Associated PressNew York Post
- John SeewerThe Independent
- Sophia BaumDaily Mail
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The Coast Guard said at least one person was treated with injuries consistent with shark bites.
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The people rescued were Mexican nationals, according to the Mexican consulate.
In May 2025, at least three people died when a panga flipped off the coast, about 56 kilometres north of the U.S.-Mexico border.
The U.S. Coast Guard and Navy are searching the waters using multiple aircraft and boats, with assistance from the Mexican Navy.
The Coast Guard said Customs and Border Protection was investigating and interviewing the survivors, but the agency did not immediately respond to requests for updates.
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A mayday call was transmitted from someone on the boat around 1 a.m. on Friday (October 17), said Coast Guard Lt. Santiago Tamburini.
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The search continues for 11 people still missing after a boat capsized off Mexico’s Baja California coast on Friday, as multiple survivors have been treated for suspected shark bites, according to the US coastguard.
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- 16 Oct
LOS ANGELES (AP) — At least 16 people seen floating in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s Baja California coast were rescued in the predawn hours Friday and authorities were searching for several others, a U.S. Coast Guard official said.
- 17 Oct
The Coast Guard said at least one person was treated with injuries consistent with shark bites.
- 18 Oct
In May 2025, at least three people died when a boat flipped off the coast about 56km (35 miles) north of the US-Mexico border.
- 19 Oct
“We are grateful for the exceptional coordination and assistance from Mexico and the U.S. Navy throughout this challenging operation,” said Capt. Joseph Meuse, chief of staff, Coast Guard Southwest District.
Coverage 10 articles
19 Oct Eleven people still missing after boat capsized off coast of Mexico now feared to have been eaten by sharks
Daily Mail
19 Oct Coast Guard ends search for missing boat after survivors found with shark bites
The Independent
18 Oct Search continues after boat capsizes off Baja California coast —survivors attacked by sharks
New York Post
18 Oct Search continues for 11 missing after boat sank off Mexico’s Baja coast
Al Jazeera- 17 Oct Search continues after boat capsizes off Baja California coast. Survivors attacked by sharks
Toronto Star - 17 Oct Search on after boat capsizes off Baja California coast; 16 rescued, others missing
The Hindu
17 Oct US coastguard rescues 16 after boat sinks off Mexico’s Baja coast
Al Jazeera- 16 Oct At least 16 people rescued off Mexico's Baja Coast, no sign of boat, says U.S. Coast Guard
CBC - 16 Oct US Coast Guard rescues at least 16 and is searching for more in the water off Mexico's Baja Coast
Toronto Star
16 Oct 27 people in suspected human smuggling attempt plunge into ocean off California, sparking Coast Guard rescue
New York Post
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