Three people – including two young children – died after a pontoon boat capsized on Lake Powell in northern Arizona, authorities said this week.
The fatalities are the latest in hundreds of fatal boating accidents that occur each year across the United States.
A woman and two children died after a privately owned 25-foot pontoon was overturned Friday afternoon near the mouth of Navajo Canyon within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, according to the National Park Service and Coconino County Sheriff’s Office. The vessel was being towed by another boater when waves contributed to the pontoon capsizing, authorities said in separate statements.
Three people – including two young children – died after a pontoon boat capsized on Lake Powell in northern Arizona, authorities said this week.
The fatalities are the latest in hundreds of fatal boating accidents that occur each year across the United States.
A woman and two children died after a privately owned 25-foot pontoon was overturned Friday afternoon near the mouth of Navajo Canyon within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, according to the National Park Service and Coconino County Sheriff’s Office. The vessel was being towed by another boater when waves contributed to the pontoon capsizing, authorities said in separate statements.
Three people – including two young children – died after a pontoon boat capsized on Lake Powell in northern Arizona, authorities said this week.
The fatalities are the latest in hundreds of fatal boating accidents that occur each year across the United States.
A woman and two children died after a privately owned 25-foot pontoon was overturned Friday afternoon near the mouth of Navajo Canyon within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, according to the National Park Service and Coconino County Sheriff’s Office. The vessel was being towed by another boater when waves contributed to the pontoon capsizing, authorities said in separate statements.