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Sep 20, 2012 News
The body of 46-year-old school boat captain, Daniel Colinet, who disappeared last Monday after he was struck by lightning at Kartabu , Mazaruni River, was recovered by a search party early yesterday morning.
It had drifted some two miles east to an area near Kaow Island , which is one mile due north from the Bartica Community in the Essequibo River .
Members of the search party claimed that as part of their plans for yesterday they had decided to carefully follow the currents of the river in the Bartica area.
The corpse was bloated and showed the scars from the electricity strike on the right hip, the rib area and arm. It was taken by the search party to the Bartica Pubic Hospital for procedural reports , but owning to the decomposing state of the corpse, a decision was then made to bury the corpse yesterday after consultation with family members and Region Seven Administrative Officials .
They buried the body shortly after 14:00 hours at Sorrow Hill.
The Region Seven Administrative officials assisted Colinet’s family members with burial preparations, Just before the funeral the local Education Department gathered at the R.D.C. Office Compound , First Avenue ,Bartica, for a period of reflection on the life of the late Daniel Colinet.
( Edward A Persaud )
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