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Guyana ferry capsized: Minister says manifest doesn't reflect true passenger count

Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill stated that the passenger manifest of the capsized MV Barima ferry does not reflect the actual number of passengers on board.

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Minister of Public Works Juan Edghill revealed that the passenger manifest of the MV Barima ferry, which capsized off the coast of Guyana, does not accurately reflect the number of passengers on board. Edghill urged the public, especially family members of those potentially on board, to come forward with information.

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- **What did Minister Edghill say about the manifest?** Minister Edghill stated that the passenger manifest is not a true reflection of the occupants on board the MV Barima ferry.

- **How many people were initially reported to be on board?** Authorities initially reported 116 passengers and 17 crew members were on board.

- **How many people have been rescued so far?** 67 individuals have been rescued thus far.

- **What is the public being asked to do?** The public, especially family members of those potentially on board, are being asked to engage with authorities to provide information.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What did Minister Edghill say about the manifest?
Minister Edghill stated that the passenger manifest is not a true reflection of the occupants on board the MV Barima ferry.
How many people were initially reported to be on board?
Authorities initially reported 116 passengers and 17 crew members were on board.
How many people have been rescued so far?
67 individuals have been rescued thus far.
What is the public being asked to do?
The public, especially family members of those potentially on board, are being asked to engage with authorities to provide information.

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