Families in Guyana demand answers as anger grows after 100 drown in ferry accident
- Authorities said that 76 of the 179 passengers believed to have been aboard the ferry survived the South American nation’s worst maritime disaster on record, and that 53 bodies have been recovered as divers searched for 50 more on Wednesday.
- Dozens of Guyanese continued to gather in the northern town of Charity
- Officials say 76 of the roughly 179 people believed to have been aboard survived, and 53 bodies have been found so far.
Confirmed
- Authorities said that 76 of the 179 passengers believed to have been aboard the ferry survived the South American nation’s worst maritime disaster on record, and that 53 bodies have been recovered as divers searched for 50 more on Wednesday.
- Dozens of Guyanese continued to gather in the northern town of Charity
- Officials say 76 of the roughly 179 people believed to have been aboard survived, and 53 bodies have been found so far.
Sources: ABC News, Al Jazeera