Dozens missing after passenger ferry sinks off coast of Guyana
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A passenger ferry carrying 116 people sank off the coast of Guyana late Saturday. Rescue efforts have saved 67 people, including 15 children, but dozens remain missing. Authorities have launched a massive search-and-rescue operation, calling it one of the worst maritime disasters in the country's history.
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67 people rescued so far
The ferry was carrying 116 passengers and crew.
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Officials described the incident as one of the country's worst maritime disasters.
The Guardian- 67 people rescued so far
- 116 total passengers and crew
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Loaded language removedEmergency response has rescued 67 people, including 15 children, from one of the country’s notable maritime incidents. A large-scale search-and-rescue operation continues for dozens of missing…
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Officials described the incident as one of the country's worst maritime disasters.
The GuardianThe ferry was carrying 116 passengers and crew.
The GuardianDozens of passengers are missing.
The GuardianA massive search-and-rescue operation is ongoing.
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