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Passengers rescued as ferry collides with Hythe pier Passengers rescued as ferry collides with Hythe pier
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Twenty passengers and three crew members have been rescued from a ferry after it collided with a pier near Southampton, coastguards have said.Twenty passengers and three crew members have been rescued from a ferry after it collided with a pier near Southampton, coastguards have said.
The ferry struck the Hythe pier, in Hampshire, damaging the wheelhouse, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency said. The ferry struck the Hythe Pier, in Hampshire, damaging its wheelhouse, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency said.
Coastguards were called at around 21:20 BST and sent rescue teams from Southampton and Lymington, it added. Coastguards were called at around 21:20 BST on Friday and sent rescue teams from Southampton and Lymington.
There were no serious injuries and the incident has been reported to the Marine Accident Investigation Branch. Three people were treated at the scene for minor injuries. The Marine Accident Investigation Branch has been notified.
Southampton Vessel Traffic Services, Hampshire Police, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, and South Central Ambulance Service were also involved in the rescue, the statement added. The incident involved the Hythe ferry, which runs a twice hourly shuttle service between Town Quay, in Southampton, and Hythe Pier.
According to the ferry's owners, White Horse Ferries, the vessel become wedged beneath the pier and the wheelhouse on top of the ferry was severely damaged.
Those treated at the scene received minor neck and back injuries.
Southampton Vessel Traffic Services, Hampshire Police, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, and South Central Ambulance Service were also involved in the rescue.