Flash fire explosion sent boat passengers overboard in Fort Lauderdale, investigators say
A video of the explosion shows the moment the fire ignited, followed by people jumping into the water moments later.
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A video of the explosion shows the moment the fire ignited, followed by people jumping into the water moments later.
Ono needs approval by the governing body of the state university system before he becomes the 14th president of the University of Florida.
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Authorities noted that this marks at least the second boat explosion in the same area in under six months.
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Seven adults and two children remain hospitalized after a Fort Lauderdale boat explosion that injured 11 people, according to FWC.
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