New video shows the aftermath from a Lamborghini yacht that partially sank over the weekend off Miami Beach and led to more than 30 people needing to be rescued.
U.S. Coast Guard officials said the 63-foot luxury boat started taking on water near Monument Island and Star Island around 5 p.m. Saturday.
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The boat was carrying 32 people who were rescued. No injuries were reported.
#Breaking #SAR 🛟 A @USCG Sta #MiamiBeach crew & partner agencies responded to a 63-ft vessel taking on water near Monument Island rescuing 32 people w/no injuries reported around 5 p.m., Sat. Commercial salvage is working to recover the vessel & isn't a hazard to navigation. pic.twitter.com/tCds8Kp0SU
— USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) May 4, 2025
Video posted on social media showed a large group of women on the boat as it started sinking.
Photos released by the Coast Guard showed crews responding and the yacht partially submerged.
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Other video showed the yacht bobbing in the water after its occupants were rescued.
It's unknown who owns the boat or what caused it to sink.
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Coast Guard officials said commercial salvage was trying to recover the boat, and added it's not a hazard to navigation.