The key points are temporarily unavailable. You can still read the full Story below.
Main Points
This evening, hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil at St Peter's RC Primary School in Carenage, Point Cumana to honor 17‑year‑old Kieyanna Seechan. The event was organized by the school’s Parent‑Teacher Association and drew students, staff, relatives, friends, and local residents. Candles were lit as attendees shared memories and offered support for Kieyanna’s family.Kieyanna was one of five people missing after a boating accident off Staubles Bay in Chaguaramas on Sunday. She worked as an administrative assistant for the school under the On‑the‑Job Training programme, and her absence has left the school community deeply saddened.During the vigil, classmates recounted Kieyanna’s kindness and dedication, while parents spoke of the sudden loss and the need for community solidarity. The gathering served as both a tribute and a call for continued search efforts.Authorities have not released new information since the accident, and the missing persons list remains unchanged. The community remains hopeful that the search will yield a resolution and that Kieyanna will be found safe.The candlelight vigil underscored the strength of the local community in the face of tragedy and its commitment to supporting the family during this uncertain time.
This evening, hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil at St Peter's RC Primary School in Carenage, Point Cumana to honor 17‑year‑old Kieyanna Seechan. The event was organized by the school’s Parent‑Teacher Association and drew students, staff, relatives, friends, and local residents. Candles were lit as attendees shared memories and offered support for Kieyanna’s family.
Kieyanna was one of five people missing after a boating accident off Staubles Bay in Chaguaramas on Sunday. She worked as an administrative assistant for the school under the On‑the‑Job Training programme, and her absence has left the school community deeply saddened.
During the vigil, classmates recounted Kieyanna’s kindness and dedication, while parents spoke of the sudden loss and the need for community solidarity. The gathering served as both a tribute and a call for continued search efforts.
Authorities have not released new information since the accident, and the missing persons list remains unchanged. The community remains hopeful that the search will yield a resolution and that Kieyanna will be found safe.
The candlelight vigil underscored the strength of the local community in the face of tragedy and its commitment to supporting the family during this uncertain time.
News Desk is the editorial publishing account for Tringlobe Media News, covering breaking news, public affairs, entertainment, community developments and regional stories across Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribbean and internationally.
