Two people were rescued from a 30-foot boat after it caught fire in Boston Harbor Saturday night, officials said.
The man and woman, who were the only two aboard, were not injured, according to Brian Fleming, a Coast Guard operations unit controller.
Officials responded to the fire around 7 p.m., he said. The boat, a Wellcraft cabin cruiser, was about 120 yards from shore, between the Fish Pier and the World Trade Center.
Initial reports indicated that it was an electrical fire, he said.
The man and woman, who were the only two aboard, were not injured, according to Brian Fleming, a Coast Guard operations unit controller.
Officials responded to the fire around 7 p.m., he said. The boat, a Wellcraft cabin cruiser, was about 120 yards from shore, between the Fish Pier and the World Trade Center.
Initial reports indicated that it was an electrical fire, he said.
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