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Three feared drowned after crossing over from Suriname

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
February 9, 2021
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Family members await word from authorities

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Three persons are feared drowned after being ferried over to Guyana from Suriname via the backtrack crossing.
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Below is a police report on the matter
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Be informed that  on Tuesday  2021-02-09 @ about 02:00 hours, One Joshua Samaro age 19 years a Clerk of lot 274 Pilot Street New Amsterdam  Berbice reported to police at Springlands station,  that he received  a cellphone  call from his mother Sharida Hussein c/d Sherry unemployed age 48 years of the said address on 2021-02-08 at  about 19:30 hours, who left  for Suriname  sometime in 2020, saying that she was returning  home (Guyana) via boat.

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Sometime after he spoke with his mother ,who told him that she was dropped  off at # 63 Beach at a specific  point and that the water was at her waist level and the place was dark. He subsequently tried to call her back but this proved  futile. A search was carried out by family members but there has been no sighting of Sharida.

Further information  received  that they were two (2) other persons a male and a female. The  female is Babuni Harrier c/d Dorris age 75 a pensioner of Glasgow Housing Scheme New Amsterdam Berbice no particulars currently  available for the male. The Coast Guard was contacted and a patrol vessel  will be activated  from New Amsterdam  to # 61 along the Corentyne  River, while a boat and engine  will be activated  from Springlands  with members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and family  members to make checks along the Corentyne  River coastline and mobile  patrols will be within  the vicinity  of # 61 to Molseen Creek.

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