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Today is a day of national mourning in Suriname. The reason is a boat accident last Sunday on the Marowijne River in which seven people lost their lives. Much is still unclear about the cause. According to the Surinamese news site Starnieuws, the boat suddenly capsized. It happened near Albina, a place in the north of the country. There were thirteen people on board who all ended up in the water. Six passengers were pulled out of the water alive…
Suriname mourning for people missing at sea
PARAMARBO, Suriname, CMC -Suriname has declared Wednesday a day of national mourning as the search continues for persons missing from a boating accident that took place on Sunday near the Tapoekoe/Bamboesi area in the Marowijne district.President Chandrikapersad Santokhi in declaring Wednesday, June 4, as a “Day of National Mourning” said all flags on public buildings and ships moored at the quay will be flown at half-mast.According to the Comm…
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