A sailboat capsized on Sunday evening, prompting a rescue operation. Two men were rescued from the water. The incident occurred near the Ferry Building.
Rescue personnel were dispatched to the scene around 6:40 p.m. They responded to a report of a small sailboat in distress near 1050 The Embarcadero.
Further details about the incident are available from the San Francisco Fire Department, which handled the rescue operation.
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