### Mexican Navy Ship Collides with Brooklyn Bridge, Resulting in Injuries and Damages

A Mexican Navy training vessel, the Cuauhtémoc, sustained significant damage after colliding with New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge during a celebratory visit on Saturday evening. Videos show the majestic ship's towering masts clipping the bridge as it attempted to pass underneath. Some sections of the masts reportedly tumbled onto the deck, leading to multiple injuries as indicated by US media reports.

New York City's Emergency Management (NYCEM) confirmed they were addressing the incident but refrained from providing further specifics. The Mexican Navy acknowledged the damage to the ship and confirmed that an investigation into the mishap was underway. This accident prompted bystanders to scramble away from the waterfront as the masts struck the bridge.

According to CBS, the New York City Fire Department is managing injuries related to the incident, though details regarding the number of injured individuals or their exact locations—whether on the vessel or the bridge—remain unclear. NYCEM remarked on X that “the situation is developing and details are not confirmed at this time.”

The city’s mayor, Eric Adams, is present at the scene and has been briefed, according to CBS. Initial reports suggest the Cuauhtémoc had more than 200 crew members aboard and was docked in New York City for a goodwill visit.

As this story continually evolves, additional updates are anticipated to provide a clearer picture of the situation. Stay tuned to the BBC News App and follow @BBCBreaking on X for real-time notifications on this unfolding event.