Gov’t committed to truth, accountability, stronger maritime safety
Guyana Chronicle · Staff Reporter
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The Chronicle reports Prime Minister Mark Phillips said on HJ 94.1 Boom FM’s Jump Start programme on Friday morning 24 July that “our people are hurting, and they deserve the truth,” and that the government will act on the Commission of Inquiry’s recommendations. He said the MV Barima was dry-docked in 2024, repaired and deemed seaworthy, with its next dry-docking due in the latter half of 2026, that three new vessels have been acquired since 2020, and that reforms would cover drug testing, port clearance, supervision and CCTV coverage.
| Outlet | Guyana Chronicle |
|---|---|
| Author | Staff Reporter |
| Published | 25 July 2026 |
| Type | Guyanese press |
| Genre | — |
| Archive reference | 2026-07-25_guyana-chronicle_govt-committed-to-truth-accountability-stronger-maritime-safety.md |
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