The Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) is currently investigating the circumstances that resulted in a Venezuelan national having to be rescued at sea.
The RGPF confirms that on Friday, 17 May 2019, a call was received from the crew of a vessel travelling from Trinidad and Tobago to St Lucia, in which it was reported that a man was rescued from the sea, in the waters between Trinidad and Grenada.
In accordance with the humanitarian provisions of international conventions governing the rescue of distressed persons at sea, priority was given to providing medical treatment for the rescued man, who was determined to be in need of urgent medical attention.
He was therefore taken to the General Hospital in Grenada for medical care and was later identified as a Venezuelan national.
The RGPF further confirms that while warded at the General Hospital for continued medical observation, the rescued man left the hospital without the authorisation of the relevant authority.
The RGPF is continuing its investigation into the incident and will update the public on conclusion of this investigation.
Office of the Commissioner of Police
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I’m glad to see Grenada , land of my home and birth, is finally getting some attention from the global community. Just remember , not all money is good money , everybody wants something . So ask yourself , is what they’re offering worth us loosing what they want in return ???
I totally agree, all these years no one was acknowledging us. Now what happened all of a sudden. What happened to the other Caribbean islands that were so popular back then. I love my island and don’t want it to become a MESS! PLEASE MAKE CAUTIOUS DECISIONS OR DON’T MAKE ANY AT ALL.