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‘Where was the village for Mariah?’

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Carolyn KissoonJournalist at Express

October 5, 2026

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‘Where was the village for Mariah?’

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A CANDLELIGHT vigil was held in a village near San Fernando two Sundays ago, on the anniversary of the death of 13-year-old schoolgirl Mariah Seenath.

Mariah’s loved ones, her friends and those touched by her tragic death shared memories, words of comfort and reflected on moments they had shared with her.

Her schoolmates remembered Mariah as a fighter and a bright-spirited young soul.

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