A passenger ferry carrying about 116 people capsizes off the coast of Guyana, according to multiple reports citing authorities. The incident occurs between Georgetown and Port Kaituma, with a distress call to the coast guard reported shortly after 11pm local time. Rescue efforts are underway using state and private boats as crews search for passengers and crew who remain missing. Reporting on rescue numbers differs by outlet: the BBC says 53 people are rescued so far, while Courthouse News and other summaries report 67 people recovered, including 15 children. Times of India and several other headlines repeat the initial reported passenger count but provide limited additional details. Authorities continue coordinating the search and rescue operation for the remaining people presumed not yet found. The accounts broadly agree on the location, the approximate number on board, the ongoing nature of the rescue operation, and that dozens of people have been recovered, including children among those rescued.