A boat with 12 people on board capsized in the Hudson River near Pier 84 in Manhattan on Tuesday afternoon, sending four of them to the hospital — including two in critical condition, first respond…
A boat with 12 people on board capsized in the Hudson River near Pier 84 in Manhattan on Tuesday afternoon, sending four of them to the hospital — including two in critical condition, first responders said.
The boat went down sometime around 2:46 p.m. and at least two people were removed from the drink by NYPD divers, law-enforcement sources said. Members of the NYPD’s Harbor, Scuba and Aviation units responded to the scene, along with the FDNY, cops and fire officials said.
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