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Bodies of five MV Barima victims remain unidentified; Health Ministry seeks assistance

Of the bodies recovered from the MV Barima ferry tragedy, five persons remain unidentified, and the Ministry of Health is seeking the public's assistance. In a statement this afternoon, the Ministry of Health explained that five (5) unidentified bodies recovered following the tragic sinking of the MV Barima remain at the Suddie Mortuary. The unidentified […]

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Published 27 Jul1 min read

Bodies of five MV Barima victims remain unidentified; Health Ministry seeks assistance
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Of the bodies recovered from the MV Barima ferry tragedy, five persons remain unidentified, and the Ministry of Health is seeking the public's assistance. In a statement this afternoon, the Ministry of Health explained that five (5) unidentified bodies recovered following the tragic sinking of the MV Barima remain at the Suddie Mortuary. The unidentified victims are four males and one female. The Health Ministry is asking that families and relatives of persons who remain missing as a result of the tragedy to visit the Suddie Mortuary to assist with the identification process. The Ministry said the identification of the victims is essential to ensuring that they are returned to their loved ones with dignity and afforded a respectful and proper burial. For further information or assistance, persons can contact the Suddie Mortuary on telephone number 650-8564 or the โ Office of the Regional Health Officer: on telephone numbers 685-7746 or 685-7745. More than 70 persons died in the ferry tragedy with at least 30 others still missing.

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