Canadian tourist dies after being injured by jumping whale in Mexico

March 11, 2015
In this March 5, 2015 image photographed about the yacht America, a gray whale breaches the surface during a whale watching trip off the coast of San Diego. Once limited to the winter months, whale watching off San Diego is now a year-round activity that comes with a guarantee of a sighting. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

In this March 5, 2015 image photographed about the yacht America, a gray whale breaches the surface during a whale watching trip off the coast of San Diego. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

CABO SAN LUCAS, Mexico (AP) — The port director in the northwest Mexico beach resort of Cabo San Lucas says a Canadian woman has died from injuries suffered when a surfacing gray whale crashed onto a tourist boat.

Port director Vicente Martinez confirmed the 45-year-old woman’s death Wednesday.

Firefighter commander Juan Carvajal Figueroa says the woman was in a boat with other tourists returning to port around noon when the whale jumped from the water and landed on the boat.

Mexican navy personnel responded to the scene and moved the woman to shore. She was taken to a clinic, where she died during treatment.

Authorities did not release her full identity.

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