Horror death toll from Caribbean ferry tragedy emerges amid major search operation

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The horror death toll from a ferry tragedy in the Caribbean has been laid bare as a major search operations continues.

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The MV Barima - a passenger and cargo vessel - sank off the coast of Guyana on Saturday evening, in what has been described as the country's worst maritime disaster in history.In a press conference on Monday evening, Guyanese Prime Minister Mark Phillips confirmed that authorities have now recovered the bodies of 27 people.

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It is understood that at least four of the recovered bodies are children.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Guyanese Government said on Sunday that 67 people have been rescued so far.

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Mr Phillips said the location of the sunken vessel has been identified and the rescue operation remains ongoing.

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