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Search for missing migrants suspended
The U.S. Coast Guard Sector San Juan suspended a four-day multiagency, international search at sea on the evening of Oct 1 for missing boat people of a mass rescue case in Mona Passage waters off Puerto Rico, pending new developments or information. Air and surface units searched for 78 consecutive hours covering more than 2,000 square nautical miles. On Sep 29, the 'Joseph Doyle' had transferred 49 survivors to Homeland Security Investigations agents and Ramey Sector U.S. Border Patrol authorities in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. The bodies of the three deceased migrants were transferred to Puerto Rico Institute of Forensic Sciences authorities. The Homeland Security Investigations were investigating the criminal nature of the case and continued efforts to confirm the names and nationalities of all individuals involved. Initial reports indicated that the majority of the migrants were citizens of the Dominican Republic, along with at least two Haitian nationals. The survivors reported an estimated 62 people originally had departed from the Dominican Republic aboard an overloaded, makeshift vessel bound for Puerto Rico. The vessel capsized on Sep 27 at approximately 11 p.m., after a violent altercation broke out on board, during which several individuals were wounded with a machete. The chaos onboard the vessel led to the vessel capsizing. Agencies, units and assets who participated in the search and rescue operations: - Pleasure Craft Flipity; - Coast Guard Sector San Juan ; - Coast Guard Cutters 'Joseph Doyle' and 'Joseph Tezanos'; - Coast Guard Air Station Borinquen; - Coast Guard Air Station Miami; - Coast Guard Auxiliary; - Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations; - U.S. Border Patrol Ramey Sector; - Puerto Rico Police, Joint Forces Rapid Action; - Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources; - U.S. Air Force Civil Air Patrol; - Dominican Republic Navy; - Dominican Republic Air Force; - Shield AI. Report with photos: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4617075/coast-guard-partner-agencies-suspend-search-for-missing-aliens-following-vessel/
49 of 62 occupants of makeshift boat rescued alive, three deceased, ten missing
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued 49 people approximately ten nautical miles off Mona Island on Sep 28, following the report of a capsized makeshift vessel. Three people were recovered deceased, and another ten remained missing. The tank m/v 'Tripiti' (IMO: 1021922), enroute from Tanger Med to Amsterdam, had reported to Coast Guard Sector San Juan watchstanders at approximately noon, that the crew had rescued four people in the water. The survivors reported there were 62 people aboard. The makeshift vessel had capsized on Sep 27 at about 11 p.m., after a fight broke out on board, and people were severely injured by a machete, forcing people to jump into the water and attempt to swim to Mona Island. No one was wearing life jackets. The 'Joseph Doyle' transported the 49 rescued individuals to shore, where they were placed under the custody of agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to continue the investigations. Anyone who has information that might be relevant to the collective search efforts, was asked to call Coast Guard Sector San Juan Command Center at 787-289-2041. Units searching were: - Sector San Juan; - CGC 'Joseph Doyle'; - Air Station Borinquen; - Air Station Miami; - Puerto Rico Police, Joint Forces Rapid Action; - Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations; - Dominican Republic Air Force; - PR Department of Natural and Environmental Resources Ranger Corps. Reports with photos and video: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4613083/coast-guard-partner-agencies-recover-2-deceased-rescue-40-off-mona-island-searc/ https://en.cibercuba.com/noticias/2026-09-29-u1-e208933-s27061-nid341499-aumenta-saldo-naufragio-cerca-puerto-rico-49
51 migrants repatriated to Dominican Republic
The 'Joseph Doyle' repatriated 51 migrants to San Pedro de Macoris on Sep 8, following the interdiction of a makeshift vessel in Mona Passage waters off Puerto Rico on Sep 5. Coast Guard Sector San Juan watchstanders scrambled assets to intercept the overloaded makeshift vessel after a Customs and Border Protection aircrew spotted it Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Saturday. Watchstanders quickly diverted the 'Joseph Doyle' to interdict the vessel and launched an MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Borinquen to provide search and rescue support. Shortly after, the 'Joseph Doyle' intercepted the biat, and the crew safely rescued 51 migrants, including 34 Dominican nationals - among them 30 men, two women, and two minors- and 17 Haitian nationals -15 men and two women. The adults were transferred to Dominican Republic Navy authorities, while the two minors were placed in the care of CONANI (the National Council for Children and Adolescents). Report with photo: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4592286/coast-guard-repatriates-51-migrants-to-dominican-republic-following-vessel-inte/
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