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The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Coast Guard Service (SVGCGS) has mounted a search and rescue operation for a missing fishing vessel “Odyssier” with three men on board. [caption id=
Family members of the three fishermen who have been missing since Tuesday June 1 said on Thursday that they still have not heard any news about them. The men, Rose Place resident Bernard “Butters” Dublin, Angus “Pharoah” Webb of Edinboro, and Lennox “Grand Charge” Phillips of Ottley Hall went to sea on June 1 on the fishing vessel “Odyssier”. The men did not return at their normal time, and …
Son distraught, father missing at sea
Left to Right: CARL “OD” ASHTON, son of Rose Place resident Bernard “Butters” Dublin & MISSING FISHERMAN Bernard “Butters” Dublin Social Share THE SON OF ONE of the fishermen who are missing at sea thinks the authorities need to pay closer attention to fisherfolk, making certain things mandatory, before they are allowed to venture out to sea.
Carl “OD” Ashton, the son of Rose Place resident Bernard “Butters” Dublin, made the point to SEARCHLIGHT in an interview on Monday at Rose Place/ Bottom Town.
Dublin, Ashton’s father, along with Ottley Hall resident Lennox “Grand Charge” Phillips, and Angus “Pharoah” Webb from Edinboro, left for fishing on Tuesday June 1 in a one engine pirogue. The men are said to have gone north and had not returned up to the time of going to press.