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Three months after the sinking of the MV Barima, former government minister and former Member of Parliament Annette Ferguson is intensifying her demand for the recovery of the vessel and the remains of missing passengers, insisting that the families of the victims must not be left without answers, accountability and closure.
Marking three months since the tragedy on July 18, 2026, Ferguson said the continued presence of the vessel on the seabed, with the remains of loved ones still missing, was prolonging the suffering of grieving families and underscoring the urgency of the recovery effort.
In a statement issued on the three-month anniversary, she declared:
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