Following the MV Barima tragedy, medical staff continue to be at the center of the emergency response, with Health Minister Dr. Frank Anthony confirming that every effort is being made to ensure survivors get the best care.

During an update from the perspective of his subject Ministry, Dr. Anthony explained that the Lima Regional Hospital has been the focal point of the medical emergency response.

“We activated a medical plan and at the Lima Regional Hospital, we were able to have a number of doctors

Police have arrested a third person in connection with the investigation into the MV Barima tragedy, as authorities continue to examine the circumstances surrounding Guyana’s deadliest maritime disaster.

The latest person detained is the Transport and Harbours Department (TH&D) superintendent responsible for loading operations at the Kingston wharf.

Public Works Minister Bishop Juan Edghill disclosed on Wednesday that the superintendent was invited by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to exp

Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation, Hon. Deodat Indar, moments ago joined the family, relatives, and friends of Ravindra Singh and Bibi Mohamed, who tragically lost their lives in the MV Barima incident.

During the funeral at Zeelugt, Region 3, the Minister offered heartfelt condolences, acknowledging the profound grief that the nation is experiencing due to this tragedy.

He reaffirmed the Government of Guyana’s support for the aff

Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Priya Manickchand, visited the grieving families affected by the MV Barima tragedy, in Region Three, offering condolences and support during a time of unimaginable loss.

The Minister visited the families of 12-year-old Viviana Sadruddin, a student of Parika Salem Secondary School, 9-year-old Akeila Rodrigues, and 8-year-old Robina Hernandez, whose lives were tragically lost in the incident. She also visited the family of 2-year-old Vince Wong, who re

Earlier this evening, the government hosted the Interfaith National Prayer Service at the Kingston Seawall, to honor the lives lost in the devastating MV Barima Tragedy, which occurred on July 18.

Ministers of government, members of the diplomatic corps, and other senior officials were present at the event, which also featured a spoken word performance giving thanks for those who survived.

Prime Minister, retired Brigadier Mark Phillips, also expressed thanks for all those who contributed to the searc

The Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC), led by its Chairman Shaikh Moeenul Hack, deployed a team of Commissioners and staff to Region Two, where the bodies of those who lost their lives in the MV Barima Tragedy are being received and where grieving families have gathered. The visit forms part of the Commission's commitment to stand alongside those affected during this period of national mourning.

The ERC delegation, comprised of Commissioners Rev. Rodwell Porter, Mr. Ashton Simon, Mrs. Chandrowtie Sarran,