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STATEMENT OF SOLIDARITY AND SUPPORT BY THE BAR COUNCIL OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF GUYANA FOLLOWING THE MV BARIMA TRAGEDY

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July 22, 2026
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The Bar Council of the Bar Association of Guyana extends its deepest sympathies to the families and loved ones of those affected by the MV Barima tragedy.

The Bar Council is profoundly saddened by the tragic events involving the MV Barima, which have brought immense grief and uncertainty to so many families and communities across our nation.

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We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those who tragically lost their lives. No words can adequately ease the pain of such an unimaginable loss, but we hope they find strength in the love and support of their families, friends, and fellow Guyanese during this most difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers remain with them as they mourn those taken far too soon.

We also extend our sincere support to the survivors of this tragic incident. We recognize that the physical and emotional effects of such an ordeal may endure long after the immediate crisis has passed. We wish them strength, healing, and a full recovery, and we stand in solidarity with them and their families as they navigate the difficult road ahead.

This tragedy has touched the conscience of our nation. In moments such as these, we are reminded of the importance of compassion, unity, and our shared responsibility to support one another in the face of adversity.

The Bar Association of Guyana stands in solidarity with every person affected by this tragedy and joins the nation in mourning the lives that have been lost while praying for comfort, healing, and peace for all who continue to bear its profound impact.

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