Five more shipwrecked survivors found… Saved by the Warao
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Five survivors rescued by the Warao, five days after the Delta Amacuro shipwreck. (Images courtesy TANE TANAE DELTA)
RADHICA DE SILVA
radhica.sookraj@guardian.co.tt
It has been a week since Venezuela s horrific Delta Amacuro shipwreck and just when hopes were getting dim, five more survivors were found on a sandy strip of beach at Los Cocos, Venezuela.
They had spent 19 hours on the high seas, clinging to a tobo or a can of cheese (which they planned to sell in Trinidad), before being washed up on the beach.
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