Boat went missing in the Bermuda Triangle with 20 people on board | the Chronicle

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A ship with 20 people on board, which was destined for the US state of Florida, disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle.

The US Coast Guard said they searched for him for more than 84 hours, after recording more than 84,000 kilometers, but could not find the location of it.

The only thing that was known was that he had left Bimini on Monday of last week on his way to Lake worth and that it should have happened that day.

#UPDATE @USCG & Bahamian air assets continue to search for a late 29ft blue and white Mako Cuddy Cabin vessel with around 20 people on board. Coast Guard crews searched approximately 20,000 square miles for approximately 43 hours.
Please call 305-415-6800 for any information

– USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast)
December 31, 2020

The Bermuda Triangle or also known as the Devil’s Triangle, unofficially bounded by Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico and covering approximately 500,000 miles from the ocean.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the missing”, Said Captain Stephen Burdian of the Seventh District.

“I encourage anyone with information about the people on board to contact us as soon as possible.”he added.

Coast Guard air and sea crews as well as aircraft from Patrick Air Force Base in Brevard County assisted the Royal Bahamian Defense Force and the Bahamian Maritime Air Rescue Association in this search.

The Bermuda Triangle has captured people’s imaginations for decades, with some speculating that unknown forces are to be blamed for the loss of ships and planes passing through it.