Guyana’s worst maritime disaster in history unfolded when the MV Barima sank on June 18th, carrying an estimated 179 people—76 survived, 73 bodies recovered. Now, an international investigative team led by former Belize attorney general Phillip Godfrey Smith is diving deep into what went wrong, examining overcrowding, cargo loading, safety protocols, and crew negligence—including the captain’s alleged marijuana use. With sweeping authority, the five-member commission aims to uncover failures, recommend sweeping reforms, and even recover the vessel for forensic analysis—all to prevent future tragedies on Guyana’s waters.
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