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Families of people still missing following the MV Barima tragedy returned to the streets Tuesday morning, gathering outside the Main Street office of Minister of Public Utilities and Aviation Deodat Indar as another week passed without answers about their loved ones.
The protesters, joined by activists and supporters, held placards and directed a series of angry chants at government officials, including âFloat the boat!â, Float the boat even if it is the bones to show!â âBring up the evidence!â , âEdghill and Indar must go!â among other chants.
As a convoy carrying Prime Minister Brigadier (Retâd) Mark Phillips approached the Prime Ministerâs official residence on Main Street, families and supporters directed their chants toward the convoy as it entered the residence.
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