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GUYANA: SE RECUPERA MUJER SOBREVIVENTE DE ACCIDENTE AEREO

  
Lunes 30 de abril de 2007. Guyana.- BERNICE PERREIRA la mujer que hizo una valerosa travesía a través de la selva montañosa buscando la un centro poblado después de que su avión se siniestrara continua aún recuperando en un hospital de la ciudad.  

 
BERNICE PERREIRA atravesó el terreno hostil con su bebé muerto en sus brazos y su hijo pequeño a su lado después de que el avión que viajaba se estrello en la selva, ella se encuentra en condición estable con una herida en la pierna

 
El avión un  Britten Norman Islander BN -2, perdió contacto con la torre de control de Ogle y que su destino era Kopinang a 170 millas de distancia en tarde del miércoles 25ABR07 y no llego a su destino, la sobreviviente camino mas de 16 horas hasta que llego a  un camino donde unos niños la encontraron y ayudaron en un sendero de la selva el día jueves 26.

 
Monday, April 30th 2007.-The woman who made a courageous trek through mountainous jungle terrain to safety after her plane crashed is presently recovering at a city hospital.

Bernice Perreira who walked through hostile terrain with her dead baby in her arms and her little son by her side after the Air Services Limited (ASL) aircraft that she was travelling in crashed, is presently in a stable condition though one of her legs is still hurting her.

The ASL aircraft, a Britten Norman Islander [also known as a BN -2] had lost contact with the control tower at Ogle just prior to its scheduled touchdown at Kopinang - 170 miles away - on Wednesday afternoon. After intensive searching both from the air and on foot by a search team, a group of schoolboys spotted the woman on a trail on Thursday. The crash site was eventually located and the bodies of those who perished recovered.

Three other persons including the pilot, Rohan Sharma, another passenger, Earnestine Moses, and Perreira's three-month-old daughter, Brittney, died.

Perreira was returning home to Kopinang having come to the city to seek treatment for Arnold who had injured his hand. Stabroek News understands that prior to returning home on that fateful day, Perreira was so anxious to get to Kopinang that they did not eat before leaving and so they were hungry for the entire time that they walked through the jungle.

Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Carolyn Rodrigues visited Perreira in the hospital on Saturday.

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