The multinational search, rescue and recovery operation at the MV Barima wreck site continues around the…

The multinational search, rescue and recovery operation at the MV Barima wreck site continues around the clock, with dive teams from Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, France and Brazil working up to 10 hours each day in difficult underwater conditions.

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