Mexican Navy
Six confirmed dead, including child burn patient, in Semar plane crash in Galveston Bay
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The death toll from the December 22, 2024, Mexican Navy (Semar) plane crash in West Galveston Bay, Texas, during a child medical evacuation has risen to six, including two-year-old Federico Efraín Ramírez Cruz and a Shriners Hospital doctor. Two survivors were rescued; President Claudia Sheinbaum offered condolences and ordered an investigation.
Galveston County Sheriff Jimmy Fullen has confirmed four fatalities from Monday's Mexican Navy aircraft crash in Galveston Bay, Texas—higher than the Navy's initial report of two deaths amid a humanitarian flight carrying burn victim baby Jazlyn. Two remain missing from the eight on board, with the child's condition unknown.
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A Mexican Navy plane crashed in Galveston Bay, Texas, during a medical support mission, resulting in at least three deaths. The aircraft was carrying burn patients, including a child, with eight people on board. Rescue teams recovered survivors, but searches continue for one missing person.