MV Barima CoI: Families decry lack of information, guidance from Secretariat
Relatives of the victims and survivors of the July 18 MV Barima maritime disaster say the Commission of Inquiry's secretariat has left them in the dark. Their complaint centers on scarce communication and unclear procedures in the run-up to the formal hearings. Those public sessions are scheduled to begin on Wednesday, October 14, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre. Families told Kaieteur News they still do not know what to expect once proceedings start or what role they will be allowed to play. The information gap has deepened frustration among people still searching for answers about what went wrong at sea. Some relatives fear they will walk into the hearings unprepared, which could limit their contribution from the start. How the secretariat clears up that confusion before Wednesday will shape whether the affected families trust the process at all.
By Khadidja Ba (Kaieteur News) – Relatives of the victims and survivors of the July 18 MV Barima maritime disaster are raising serious concerns over a lack of communication and procedural clarity from the secretariat of the Commission of Inquiry. Despite formal public hearings scheduled to commence on Wednesday, October 14, at the Arthur Chung Conference […] The post MV Barima CoI: Families decry lack of information, guidance from Secretariat appeared first on Kaieteur News .