Salman Narine, a fisherman on the Essequibo Coast, speaks of his losses following the MV Barima tragedy after…
Salman Narine, a fisherman on the Essequibo Coast, speaks of his losses following the MV Barima tragedy after residents stopped buying fish and shrimp as they would usually do. He told regional officials that the loss to him has been significant and is requesting government…
Salman Narine, a fisherman on the Essequibo Coast, speaks of his losses following the MV Barima tragedy after residents stopped buying fish and shrimp as they would usually do. He told regional officials that the loss to him has been significant and is requesting government assistance to get back on his feet.
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