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Grenadian fishermen rescued at sea

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Two Grenadian fishermen missing at sea for over 3 weeks have been rescued by the US Coast Guard.

The men, Kevin Phillip, 26 years, Fisherman, of La Poterie, St Andrew and Shabba Richardson, 37 years of Paradise, (St Andrew) were picked up about 80 nautical miles south of the Dominican Republic on Saturday, 23 May 2020.

Phillip and Richardson left Grenada during the first week in May with a fishing vessel en route to Carriacou and reportedly ran into difficulties with their boat engine. They were last heard from on 6 May.

Both men are currently housed at the US Dominican Republic Naval Base Quarantine Field Hospital.

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Comments 16

  1. KIKI says:
    6 years ago

    Its quite interesting that these men have been missing for 3 weeks and not one missing persons report communicated to the police? Do these men not have concerned family members? Something smells fishy and it ain’t just the fish.

  2. Karen says:
    6 years ago

    Many things in the island are overlooked… Fishermen, farmers, domestic workers and last but least the hospital.
    Not to Switch The subject, but how do you give patients in the general hospital BREAD AND MILO TEA FOR BREAKFAST.

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