Guyana’s government appoints a group of international experts to investigate the recent capsizing of a state ferry that kills dozens of passengers. Multiple outlets report that the incident is described as Guyana’s worst maritime disaster on record. The appointments are announced as part of an inquiry into the sinking, with the experts tasked with examining what led to the capsizing and the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The reports consistently characterize the vessel as a state ferry and the casualties as dozens of passengers, without specifying the exact number of deaths or survivors in the shared excerpts. The articles also align that the investigation is intended to provide findings about the causes and contributing factors. No competing details about responsibility or fault are presented in the excerpts. Across sources, the key development is the formal step taken by the government to bring in external, international expertise to carry out the investigation.