Families in Guyana demand answers as anger grows after 100 drown in ferry accident

The tragic sinking of a state-run ferry in Guyana has left an estimated 100 people dead, sparking outrage and calls for accountability from grieving families desperate for answers. The government is facing mounting pressure to explain the cause of the disaster and why safety protocols failed. This incident highlights deeper issues in the country’s transport infrastructure and governance, raising questions about preparedness and oversight in such critical operations. As the investigation continues, the growing anger underscores the urgent need for systemic changes to prevent future tragedies.