Five people were rescued Thursday morning after their 18-foot boat capsized near the Boynton Inlet.
According to Palm Beach County Parks & Recreation spokesperson Bibi Baksh, lifeguards saw the vessel capsize 150 yards outside the inlet.
A rescue boat was used to retrieve three of the five victims and a Sea Tow picked up the remaining two boaters.
The victims were all evaluated by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue.
Officials at the scene said no one on the boat was injured, and no one had to be transported to the hospital.
Baksh said Ocean Rescue, Coast Guard and the sheriff's office also assisted in the rescue.
It's unclear what caused the boat to flip over.
5 men rescued by #PBC #OceanRescue in #BoyntonBeach after boat capsized ? by Wade Korpi @WPTV @WandaMooreWPTV @PBCFR pic.twitter.com/6sZfJjpOzo
— EricP_WPTV (@EricPasquarelli) December 29, 2016
BREAKING: boat capsized; all five people on board are safe and unhurt. @WPTV pic.twitter.com/528rRkz3yB
— Wanda Moore (@WandaMooreWPTV) December 29, 2016
#BREAKINGNEWS @PBCFR crews on location Boynton Inlet, 18ft vessel capsized in the inlet, Ocean Cmd
— PBC Fire Rescue (@PBCFR) December 29, 2016
