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Tour boat passengers rescue driver from car in water

Tour boat passengers rescue driver from car in water

Passengers on a canal boat rescued a driver after their car plunged into the Herengracht canal in Amsterdam on Tuesday afternoon. The driver managed to escape the vehicle unharmed before being pulled from the water, and a Waternet vessel later recovered the sunken car. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the accident remains unknown.

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