A seaplane crashes into New York City’s East River on Sunday, triggering an emergency response from city authorities. Multiple outlets report that the aircraft carries about eight to ten people, and that first responders quickly reach the scene. The Times of India reports that all passengers are rescued by the FDNY and that two people sustain minor injuries. It also describes the seaplane as partially capsizing after a hard landing before being righted and towed away. The New York Post similarly reports a crash into the East River involving a seaplane and emergency responders, based on video footage, though it does not specify injury details or recovery steps. Authorities investigate the cause of the crash. Times of India also notes that the incident follows a similar seaplane rescue last month, indicating renewed attention on aviation safety and emergency procedures in the area.