Guyana ferry disaster: Dozens feared dead as captain and crew test positive for marijuana
Authorities have also expanded the search area to 1,040 square kilometers from 400 square kilometers.
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Air traffic control received a distress call from the ferry around 11 p.m. Saturday, triggering a search and rescue operation. No survivors have been found since Sunday afternoon, when Guyana authorities announced they had rescued 67 people, including 15 children.
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Air traffic control received a distress call from the ferry around 11 p.m. Saturday, triggering a search and rescue operation.
according to The Korea HeraldNo survivors have been found since Sunday afternoon, when Guyana authorities announced they had rescued 67 people, including 15 children.
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