Three families who boarded the MV Barima ferry in Guyana have come forward to recount the terror and desperation of surviving what is being described as one of the country’s worst maritime tragedies. The passengers had set off on what they thought would be a routine trip to the North West District, planning to reunite with family, celebrate birthdays, and enjoy a long-awaited journey. Instead, they found themselves battling for their lives in dark, turbulent waters as the vessel capsized. Their accounts paint a harrowing picture of chaos, fear, and the will to survive amid the unfolding disaster. The tragedy has raised renewed concerns about maritime safety in Guyana, with many calling for a full investigation into the incident.
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