At least 13 people have died after a crash between a passenger ferry and a navy speedboat threw dozens into the sea near a popular tourist destination in Mumbai, India, according to a local official.

An Indian navy speedboat undergoing tests in the busy seas off the financial capital Mumbai lost control and slammed into a ferry, killing 13 people, the navy and government said Wednesday.

An Indian navy speedboat has crashed into a ferry carrying over 100 people to a popular tourist destination off Mumbai, killing at least 13 people

Thirteen people died as the result of a tragic accident on open waters when an Indian Navy speedboat crashed into a passenger ferry near a popular tourist destination off the coast of Mumbai on Wednesday.

A ferry named 'Neelkamal' with people onboard capsized near Mumbai's Gateway of India on Wednesday. Efforts to rescue the passengers are underway with the help of the Navy, Coast Guard, Yellowgate Police Station, and local fishing boats. According to preliminary information, there are 30 to 35 passengers in it. The cause of the accident is unknown.

A ferry carrying scores of people sank off Mumbai, India, after reportedly being hit by a navy speedboat. Many of the passengers were rescued by the Indian coast guard but several people were confirmed dead,

A Navy speedboat collision with a ferry near Mumbai's Gateway of India tragically claimed 14 lives, with one person still missing. The overloaded ferry was en route to Elephanta Island. The speedboat,