Brooklyn Bridge ship crash: Mexico mourns killed Navy cadets


América Sánchez, 20, and Adal Jair Maldonado Marcos, 23, died when the tall ship lost power and drifted into the bridge.
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América Sánchez, 20, and 23-year-old Adal Jair Maldonado Marcos were among the 277 crew members on board the Mexican Navy's sailing ship when its three masts snapped as they hit the bridge.
According to Mexican media, Sánchez was one of the cadets who was standing on top of the rigging at the time of the accident.
Twenty-two other crew members were injured, three of them critically, the Mexican Navy said.
The commander of the Mexican Navy, Admiral Pedro Raymundo Morales, said all the crew members well enough to travel would be taken back to their homeland soon.
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