US Coast Guard rescues six men adrift near
Apr 15, 2013
Haiti MIAMI, CMC - The United States Coast Guard says it has rescued six men rescued off the coast of Haiti.
The Coast Guard said Sunday, the six, whose identities were not released, were located about 37 nautical miles from Ile de la Tortue, Haiti.
The US Coast Guard said that its District Seven command center had received a report from the Dominican Republic Coast Guard of six people adrift near Monte Cristi, Dominican Republic.
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