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“It doesn’t wow me a bit,” said Nicole Greenidge, the mother of deceased diver Yusuf Henry, shortly after Prime Minister Stuart Young’s announcement of a $1 million ex-gratia payment to families of the four deceased Land and Marine Contracting Services Ltd (LMCS) divers involved in the Paria Diving Tragedy and the lone survivor Christopher Boodram.
In an interview with Guardian Media hours after Young’s announcement, Greenidge questioned the timing of the payment, saying she believed they were motivated by the upcoming general election.
“I have mixed emotions to be honest, because after three years, so much time have gone. I think that statement is really coming out now because the election is in the air. To be honest, I don’t even know how to feel about it because we have been getting by for three years,” Greenidge said.
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