A seaplane makes a rough landing in New York City’s East River on Sunday, alarming bystanders, according to city authorities. Reports say the aircraft goes down at about midday and subsequently stabilizes, staying upright. The New York City Fire Department says the seaplane is towed back to a dock after the incident. One outlet reports that the seaplane is carrying eight people, while another account indicates no apparent injuries, and yet another says there are two minor injuries. All accounts agree that the landing is hard or rough and that emergency responders are involved in getting the aircraft safely back to shore. Details about the severity of injuries differ between sources, but none describe serious harm. The incident takes place in the East River, a busy waterway near parts of Lower Manhattan, and draws attention from people watching from nearby areas.