Anchetă penală în Guyana după naufragiul unui feribot. Căpitanul, testat pozitiv la marijuana

Authorities in Guyana have launched a criminal investigation following the capsizing of the MV Barima ferry, with suspicions of overloading and crew negligence. The captain and another crew member tested positive for marijuana, raising concerns about safety protocols. Premier Mark Phillips emphasized accountability for any negligence found, while the exact number of passengers remains unclear due to discrepancies in the passenger list. The ferry, which sank during a trip from Georgetown to Port Kaituma, has been described as the worst maritime disaster in decades, with ongoing search operations for survivors.