Rescatan a turistas  

COLOMBIA 

La Armada colombiana rescató a 39 turistas y tres tripulantes tras el naufragio de su lancha en el Caribe. La embarcación, que viajaba de Cartagena a Isla Palma, sufrió una emergencia por entrada de agua. Una unidad de guardacostas y una embarcación civil respondieron al llamado de auxilio. Todos fueron llevados a tierra sin lesiones. Las autoridades investigan las condiciones del transporte marítimo para prevenir futuros incidentes. 

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