MV BARIMA Tragedy: Families Demand Answers After Vigil

Vigil in solodarity for the families of the victims of the MV BARIMA. Why is the 87-year-old ferry still operating while the Demerara Harbor Bridge was retired? This look questions current local transit. This video examines the strange inconsistency regarding transportation infrastructure in the region. While officials chose to retire the 48-year-old Demerara Harbor Bridge, a significantly older vessel remains in active service. We analyze why this specific Guyana ferry service continues to operate despite its advanced age and what this means for public transit reliability. We also look at the new vessels that have been brought into the area. It raises the question of how these new assets are actually being utilized by the administration. By comparing the Demerara Harbor Bridge history with the current state of the ferry fleet, we can see a clear pattern in how Guyana infrastructure is being managed. This is essential viewing for anyone tracking local development and government decision-making. Subscribe for weekly transportation breakdowns, and tell us in the comments if you think the old ferry should be retired.