At 8:20 a.m. on Monday, May 29, the U.S. Coast Guard rescued three boaters celebrating Memorial Day from the ocean water off the coast of Seven Devils State Recreation Site.
The 17-foot fishing boat sank after being hit by waves, leaving its crew members stranded in water that was 50 degrees for 33 minutes before USCG crews arrived. A USCG boat team rescued people in peril using their cell phones to pinpoint their location.
U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Northwest Tweeted, “The individuals were found in the water wearing life jackets.”
We are thankful that these individuals are alive and wearing life jackets. Please remember to be safe today and we wish a speedy recovery for the three!
— USCGPacificNorthwest (@USCGPacificNW) May 29, 2023
“Shortly after, the [USCG rescue helicopter] from Air Station North Bend arrived and lowered the swimmer to the 47-foot motor lifeboat to assist in first aid.”
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All three boaters required immediate medical attention after exhibiting symptoms of hypothermia. When the sailors finally reached Charleston Marina, paramedics treated them. U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Northwest: “We are thankful that these individuals are alive and wearing life jackets.” “Please remember to be safe today, and we wish a speedy recovery for the three.”
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Unfortunately, the boat was completely buried during the rescue operation and could not be retrieved. According to USCS personnel, there was no evidence of pollution in the area.
