UPDATE: U.S.Coast Guard Suspends Search For 5 Missing After Boat Capsized PORT SAINT LUCIE, Florida — The U.S. Coast Guard rescued four people on Sunday, April 13, 2025, from a vessel that capsized 29 miles off St. Lucie Inlet, Florida, after it had been overturned since Friday. Coast Guard crews responded to the capsized boat following a report from a good Samaritan. However, five other individuals remain missing, and the search continues, authorities confirmed. A picture of the capsized boat shared by the U.S. Coast Guard on X showed the vessel partially submerged in the open ocean. According to the Coast Guard, the four people who were rescued were airlifted to Cleveland South Hospital for medical treatment. [caption id="attachment_6208" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] According to the Coast Guard, the four people who were rescued were airlifted to Cleveland South Hospital for medical treatment. Credit: Martin County Fire Rescue[/caption] Three of the survivors sustained non-life-threatening injuries, while one was reported to have serious injuries, according to Martin County Fire Rescue. [caption id="attachment_6209" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] Three of the survivors sustained non-life-threatening injuries, while one was reported to have serious injuries, according to Martin County Fire Rescue. Credit: Martin County Fire Rescue[/caption] The Coast Guard has not released the identities of those involved, but the search for the five missing individuals remains ongoing.