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Coast Guard rescues 5 people from water near Punta Brea
01/03/2025 06:50 PM EST
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Coast Guard crews rescued four adults and one minor from the water, Thursday, after their vessel started taking on water and capsized near Guánica Bay.
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