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The American who was killed when a boat exploded in the Bahamas this weekend was celebrating her wedding anniversary with her husband. 
  
 Maleka Jackson was killed and nine were injured when the small tour boat exploded off the coast of Exuma on Saturday. 
  
 Jackson and her husband, Tyran Jackson, had booked the trip to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary, according to Jackson's father, Malvin Grimes. 
  
 Tyran Jackson was among the injured, suffering burns, Grimes said. 
  
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 There were 12 people on the boat -- 10 Americans and two Bahama natives -- when it exploded at about 9 a.m. Saturday. 
  
 Among the injured was 22-year-old Stefanie Schaffer, who had to have both of her legs amputated, according to her brother, George Schaffer. 
  
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 She had "danced her whole childhood," George Schaffer said. 
  
 She is in critical condition in a medically induced coma at Princess Margaret Hospital in Nassau, George Schaffer said. 
  
 Stefanie Schaffer's mother, Stacey Bender, was also seriously injured, suffering multiple broken bones and internal injuries. 
  
 Schaffer Family 
  
 George Schaffer said he and other members of the family from Rutland, Vermont, were traveling to Nassau to be at his sister's and mother's sides in the hospital. 
  
 "Hang in there Stef I’m on my way," he wrote on his Facebook page. 
  
 Video filmed from a nearby boat showed panicked tourists jumping into the shallow water in an attempt to rescue passengers in the burning boat. Thick, black smoke was pouring into the sky and large flames were still shooting from the disabled craft. 
  
 The cause of the explosion has not been determined at this time. Exuma police are leading the investigation. 
  
 ABC News' Doug Lantz contributed to this report. ||||| An explosion and fire on a small tour boat in the Bahamas has killed one person and injured nine others.People on a nearby boat watched in shock Saturday as flames and black smoke poured into the sky.The nearby boat then moved close to the burning vessel and attempted to rescue the injured passengers and crew.The Royal Bahamas police force said 12 people were on board, 10 Americans and two from the Bahamas.Police have not yet identified the person who was killed.Investigators are looking for the cause. ||||| GoFundMe has verified that the funds raised will go directly to the intended recipient. 
  
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 One person is dead and nine others were airlifted to hospitals in Florida and the Bahamas after a boat exploded on Saturday, according to the U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Bahamas Police Force. 
  
 Shanta Knowles, superintendent of police for the Royal Bahamas Police Force, confirmed to NBC News that an American woman died in the explosion, but said her identity would not be released until her family had been notified. 
  
 Ten Americans and two Bahamians were aboard the boat when it exploded, according to officials. 
  
 Four people were airlifted to a hospital in Florida and five others were taken to Princess Margaret Hospitalin Nassau, on New Providence Island, Bahamas, Knowles said. Two others who were aboard the boat were not injured, Knowles said. 
  
 "Investigators are still trying to determine what went wrong," Knowles said of the explosion. 
  
 Brian Schaffer told NBC News his niece Stefanie Schaffer, 22, was among those injured in the explosion. He said his niece, who has participated in ballet and sports her entire life, had both of her legs amputated below the knee after the explosion. 
  
 "We heard she is in a medically-induced coma, and I don't think she knows that she doesn't have any legs left," Brian Schaffer said, adding that doctors are waiting for the 22-year-old to stabilize before flying her to the United States. 
  
 Stefanie' Schaffer's sister, mother and stepfather, who were with her at the time of the explosion, sustained non-life-threatening injuries, according to a GoFundMe page set up for the family's medical expenses. 
  
 The U.S. Coast Guard's seventh district, which encompasses Florida and is headquartered in Miami, received a call from the Royal Bahamas Police Force at approximately 11 a.m. on Saturday asking for assistance with those injured in the explosion, according to a press release. 
  
 A HC-130 Hercules airplane crew with two medical personnel from Air Station Clearwater deployed and transported the boaters to the air station where emergency medical services awaited. 
  
 Names and conditions of the other passengers have not been released. An investigation into what caused the explosion is ongoing. |||||
A:
An American woman in the Bahamas celebrating her 15th wedding anniversary was killed and nine others were injured, including another US woman who lost both legs, when a tour boat exploded Saturday morning off the coast of Exuma. Maleka and Tyran Jackson were on the small boat along with 10 other Americans and two Bahamas natives; Maleka was killed and Tyran suffered burns, ABC News reports. Also among the injured was 22-year-old Stefanie Schaffer, a dancer and athlete who had both legs amputated after the blast, NBC News reports. She's currently in a medically induced coma in critical condition; her mother was also severely injured. A GoFundMe campaign has been set up for the family. It's not clear what caused the boat to burst into flames. ABC 11 has video of passengers on another boat trying to help the victims.