Did Doge Cuts cause a deadly accident of Mexican ship at Brooklyn Bridge? American Senator wild claims: ‘attention by Trump …’

American senator Chak Shumor on Sunday claimed a surprising claim that the recent budget and staffing cut by the Department of Efficiency for the US Coast Guard may have contributed to the deadly collision that includes the Mexican long ship in the Brooklyn Bridge, the New York Post report.Shumor pointed out what he described to intervene as the Trump administration in the work of the US Coast Guard and said that the impact of these changes requires immediate investigation.“We know that the Trump administration has noticed the USCG staffing, and we have to know how it can affect the events of last night – from a command, communication and local coordination level,” he said in a press release.He also expressed concern about the coast guard’s vehicle traffic system, comparing it to “FAA-like traffic control operation”. Shumar suggested that the system was “fully or adequately in the light of a hiring freeze.” He warned, “If this case had happened, the Brooklyn Bridge accident would be a national precursor, which demands immediate attention.”However, there has been no news of any other ships involved in the accident, which happened on Saturday evening.The Mexican Navy Training Ship Cuauhtémoc lost steering due to a mechanical failure, which left it unsafe for the streams of the Eastern River. This caused the ship to collide with the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two Navy cadets and injured at least 17 others.The Coast Guard immediately responded to the incident.Dogge, under the leadership of billionaire Elon Musk and under Trump, has implemented significant budget and staffing cuts in various agencies including Coast Guards. Shumar, who has faced criticism for his recent political stance and poll numbers, is under pressure to support the Trump-supported budget and to avoid questions about former President Joe Biden’s mental health during his tenure.Background on accidentCuauhtémoc, about 300 feet Mexican Navy training ship 277 people, collided with Brooklyn Bridge at around 8:30 pm on Saturday. The 147-foot mast of the ship hit the road to the bridge and broke. Two sailors were reportedly trapped on the mast during the alleged influence.According to NYPD, 23 people were injured and two were dead due to the incident. Eyewitnesses described chaotic scenes as the sailors were rigged by rigging, some were saved after hanging for more than 15 minutes.The vessel was preparing to leave New York for a goodwill tour for Iceland. The 142 -year -old Brooklyn Bridge did not suffer major structural damage, but all the streets were briefly closed for inspection.The ship got stuck under the bridge until a tugboat helped to place it in place. The height of the mast of the cuauhtémoc is about 160 feet, while the bridge with high tide is only 127 feet.