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T&T joins rescue mission

Trinidad and Tobago joins international search efforts following a fatal ferry capsizing off the coast of Guyana.

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A ferry, identified as the MV Barima, capsized while transporting over 170 people. Recovery efforts are currently underway to locate those still missing after the incident.

Coverage from Al Jazeera, The Times of India, Miami Herald, Demerara Waves Online News, and Trinidad Express Newspapers confirms that 41 bodies have been recovered. Reports indicate that 110 people are feared dead, and authorities have noted that the captain tested positive for marijuana.

International involvement is expanding as Trinidad and Tobago joins the ongoing rescue mission. Future updates will depend on the progression of recovery operations and official statements regarding the search for the missing passengers.

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What is the status of the MV Barima rescue mission?

Rescue and recovery efforts are ongoing, with Trinidad and Tobago recently joining the mission to locate those missing.

How many casualties have been confirmed?

According to coverage, 41 bodies have been recovered, while 110 people are feared dead.

What has been reported regarding the captain?

The Times of India reports that the captain tested positive for marijuana.

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