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T&T national safe after boat accident off coast of Puerto Rico
Published:
Friday, January 15, 2016
A T&T national is safe after a boating accident that occurred off the coast of Puerto Rico yesterday.
T&T Guardian understands Sean Alonzo was aboard 'Afunday' along with two other crew members who were from the manufacturer when the vessel hit a rock.
All three men were rescued from the vessel and taken to safety.
T&T Guardian understands that the vessel was being delivered to Trinidad after being ordered by Ansa Mcal Chairman Norman Sabga.
Today he told us, he was relieved that all crew members were unharmed. Sabga ordered the boat three years ago from Spencer Yacht Inc.
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