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Alliance For Change (AFC) Expresses Grave Concern and Solidarity Following the Capsizing of the MV Barima

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July 20, 2026
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The Alliance For Change (AFC) is deeply saddened by the tragic capsizing of the MV Barima  and extends its heartfelt thoughts and prayers to all those affected by this distressing incident. As search and rescue operations continue, we remain hopeful that every effort will result in the  safe recovery of all those who were on board. We pray for the safety of the passengers and  crew, for strength and comfort for their families and loved ones, and for the full and speedy  recovery of those who may have been injured. 

The AFC commends the courageous efforts of the Guyana Defence Force, the Maritime  Administration Department, emergency responders, medical personnel, and the many  volunteers who have mobilized to assist in the ongoing search and rescue operation. Their  dedication and selfless service during this difficult time are deserving of the nation’s gratitude.  

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Additionally, we expect that the advanced and Guyanese-bought, Search and Rescue  equipment and facilities, including state-of-the art helicopters, that are currently available for  Exxon’s operations in the Stabroek Block, will be made available to assist the authorities.  

We urge all Guyanese to keep those affected in their prayers and to allow the rescue teams the  space and support they need to carry out this critical mission. 

Once the immediate emergency has passed, it will be important for the relevant authorities to  conduct a comprehensive and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the  incident, and just as importantly, the response to it, so that lessons can be learned and  appropriate measures implemented to further strengthen safety on our waterways. 

The AFC stands in solidarity with the families anxiously awaiting news of their loved ones and  with everyone involved in the rescue efforts. May God grant protection to those still  unaccounted for, wisdom and strength to the rescue teams, and comfort to every family during  these anxious hours.

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