Eight dead after two boat capsizes in California, San Diego

• Two boats capsized off the coast of California, San Diego.
• Killing at least eight people.
• It is believed that migrants were aboard the boats.

Two boats that capsized off the coast of California, San Diego claimed the lives of at least eight persons, according to emergency authorities.

The boats had problems off Black’s Beach in San Diego, according to the city’s fire department.

A 911 caller reported that while she and eight other passengers had made it to shore aboard a boat, an additional boat carrying eight to ten passengers had capsized.

According to local media, it was believed that migrants were aboard the boats.

Two overturned boats with bodies scattered over a 400-yard radius were discovered by emergency responders from several organizations (366m).

On Sunday morning, San Diego Fire-Rescue reported that the search effort was still ongoing.

The San Diego Union-Tribune said that the boats were thought to be transporting people and that the search operations had been complicated by dense fog.

It happens as US, UK, and Australian leaders are meeting in San Diego under the auspices of the Aukus summit. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

He recently made an announcement about a measure meant to deter people from crossing the English Channel in tiny boats to enter the UK.

A yacht ran into problems off the coast of San Diego in 2021, resulting in four fatalities and twenty-one injuries.

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