Le naufrage d’un hors-bord à Phú Quốc le 11 juillet 2026 a causé 15 morts au Vietnam, révélant des failles systémiques dans la sécurité nautique.

Three people died and seven others were rescued after a boat capsized on Geneva Lake in Wisconsin during a severe storm, according to officials. The incident occurred on Friday as a strong storm swept through southern Wisconsin, causing widespread damage, including downed trees, power outages, and structural damage. Tom Hausner, undersheriff of Walworth County, confirmed the fatalities and noted multiple 911 calls reporting injuries and people trapped in buildings. Emergency responders faced delays due to fallen power lines and debris, prompting calls for assistance from nearby law enforcement and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Lake Geneva Mayor Todd Krause declared an emergency, stating one person suffered minor injuries from a falling tree. The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings, forecasting heavy rain and lingering showers into Independence Day, with continued chances of thunderstorms through the weekend. The storm forced several cities to cancel holiday festivals and reschedule fireworks displays. Authorities urged residents to stay indoors and avoid areas with downed power lines, emphasizing the dangers posed by the extreme weather conditions.

A 22-foot Bayliner speedboat capsized in New York Harbor on Saturday night, leading to the deaths of a 27-year-old woman and her 5-month-old daughter. The Coast Guard confirmed that the boat's operator, Manuel Hernandez, faces 13 counts of reckless endangerment. Twelve people were rescued before police arrived, with divers later recovering the victims. Both were pronounced dead at a hospital, while the other survivors were in stable condition. Authorities are investigating whether the vessel was an illegal charter, as it lacked Coast Guard credentials and safety equipment. Capt. Doreen McCarthy emphasized the tragedy and praised the swift actions of partner agencies. Adam Schwartz, owner of a sightseeing company, noted his boat assisted in rescuing survivors. The case remains under investigation, with Hernandez's charges pending court records. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for recreational boating in the area.

A boat capsized near Liberty Island in New York Harbor on August 9, 2026, resulting in the deaths of a woman and her 5-month-old daughter. Captain Manuel Hernandez, 46, was arrested and charged with 13 counts of reckless endangerment by NYPD authorities. The incident occurred around 10:25 p.m., with police receiving a 911 call reporting an overturned vessel near the Statue of Liberty. Twelve people were rescued from the Hudson River, including 11 saved by the crew of a nearby hot tub boat. Divers later found Sara Sanchez and her infant daughter, Antonella Garcia, in critical condition but confirmed their deaths at NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn. The Coast Guard is investigating whether the vessel was part of an illegal charter operation, which lacks required safety credentials and equipment. This incident follows a similar tragedy in July 2022 where a boat chartered by friends capsized, killing two individuals. Authorities emphasize accountability for illegal operators to ensure waterway safety.