Guyana's Barima ferry inquiry made its first site visit six and a half weeks after the disaster killed 72 people, but the opposition says key questions
GUYANA · INVESTIGATION
Key Facts
—What happened Guyana’s Commission of Inquiry made its first site visit to the MV Barima accident area on September 2.
—The scale The July 18 ferry sinking killed at least 72 people, with about 31 still unaccounted for.
—What it means The inquiry is gathering documents and witnesses, but no public hearing date has been set.
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