Mixico bends the naval

Mexicans are saddened by the death of two young naval students who were killed on Saturday when the cuuhtémoc arm was crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge.

America Sanchez, 20, and the 23 -year -old ADAL Jair Maldonado Marcos out of 277 crew members on the sailing ship in the Mexican Navy when she picked up its three maids when hitting the bridge.

According to the Mexican media, Sanchez was one of the students who were standing at the top of fraud at the time of the accident.

The Mexican Navy said that twenty -two of the other crew were wounded, three of them cash.

The Commander of the Mexican Navy, Admiral Pedro Raymondo Morales, said that all crew members are well enough to travel to their homeland soon.

The body of America Sanchez is scheduled to be transferred to the Maritime Academy in the state of Ferkraz, later on Monday.

Her mother, Rockyo Hernandez, a 20 -year -old trainee as an “ideal daughter” who was “a dedicated student” aimed at becoming a naval engineer.

She was standing in front of an improvised altar decorated with flowers and photos of Amirika Sanchez, wearing her clothes “Quinceañera”, a ceremony that indicates her fifteenth birthday. Mrs. Hernandez praised her daughter.

“She was a warrior, a soldier who did not give up, who has always fought for her goals,” she said, adding that her daughter was only one year left until she came out.

“They (the naval) will spend a special ceremony for her honor at the Veracrez Marine Academy, and then I will return her home,” said Ms. Hernandez. Thank you to all her daughter’s relatives and friends.

In San Matteo Del Mar, a coastal town in the state of Oaxaka, the friends and relatives of ADAL Jair Maldonado Marcos were also paying their respect after the young trainee was confirmed as the second dead victim of the accident.

His friends told the local media that the 23 -year -old has always dreamed of continuing the footsteps of his father and becoming a sailor.

The researchers remember that they are on board Cuuhtémoc, also known as “Knight of the Seas”, was his greatest wish.

“The sea saw it born and the sea was a witness to his death,” adding that “we all who knew him will remember him as a role model for smart youth.”

An investigation of how the accident is being implemented.

“This is the beginning of a long operation,” Michael Graham of the National Council for National Transport Safety (NTSB) said at a press conference on Monday. “We will not extract any conclusions, and we will not speculate.”

Mr. Graham said that there was no “great structural damage” to the elements of the pregnancy in the Brooklyn Bridge.

His colleague, Brian Young, presented a primary schedule for events on the night of May 17.

• in 20:20 local time (00:20 GMT), the Cuuhtémoc retracted the Manhattan 17 pavement with the help of the cloud boat. Young said this aims to sail south on the East River before heading to the sea.
• After leaving the sidewalk, the movement and speed of the ship (back) rose 6 knots
• in 20:24 The radio broadcast was asking for help from other country boats in the area. This was followed by two other requests
• in 20:24 and 45 secondsthe Cuuhtémoc hit the bottom side of the bridge
• in 20:27 The ship stopped
• by 20:30New York City Police and firefighters arrived at the scene

New York Harbour said it appears to have lost power while leaving New York Harbour and was dragged towards the Brooklyn Bridge by the current.

Its three voices, which have an area of ​​more than 48 meters, struck the bridge base, which places it on the website of the Ministry of Transport in New York – up to 41.1 million.

All three maids collapsed and showed videos taken by passers -by some members of the crew hanging from the squares and sails.

Mr. Graham said that his team will look at the engine mode during the investigation.

“On behalf of NTSB, I would like to express the most condolences of honesty to families and loved ones from those who lost their lives in this terrible tragedy,” he said.

“The results of” total transparency and responsibility. “

Cuuhtémoc ACAPULCO, Mexico, left on April 6 on a tour that included a stop in New York and Abdeen, Scotland, for the long ships in the city in July.