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Families in Guyana are rallying to bring up the sunken MV Barima, demanding the return of their missing loved ones—over thirty still unaccounted for—after government officials propose a memorial at sea. Heartbroken and furious, they reject symbolic gestures, insisting on physical remains for proper burials and closure. They question why such a retrieval is deemed too costly or complex, pointing to Guyana’s offshore capabilities. Some victims weren’t even listed on manifests, fueling accusations of bureaucratic failure. The opposition vows to fund the operation and push for accountability, as families endure cruel pranks and unbearable grief without bodies to mourn. Their unified plea: no memorials without remains—truth, justice, and a final resting place on land.

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