A murder case involving three Transport and Harbours Department (T&HD) employees over the MV Barima disaster is adjourned until September 7. The case is heard at the Charity Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Ravindra Mohabir. On Monday, the prosecution, represented by Senior Police Legal Advisor Mandel Moore, asks for additional time to complete the disclosure of evidence to the defence. The magistrate grants the request and postpones further court proceedings to allow the defence to receive the remaining prosecution material.
Both reports describe the same procedural development: the court adjourns the matter after the prosecutor cites the need to finish evidence disclosure. The three T&HD employees remain charged in connection with the disaster, and the next court appearance is scheduled for September 7, when the prosecution is expected to be prepared to proceed following completion of disclosure.
No additional case details, including witness matters or the status of other investigative steps, are reported in the provided coverage.
