Autopsies have disclosed the reason for dying for the 5 Guyana Defence Drive (GDF) troopers who tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash last week.
The examinations, carried out on Monday by authorities pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh, indicated that the troopers succumbed to a number of accidents and extreme burns.
The autopsies have been witnessed by a senior official of the Guyana Police Drive.
Reviews are that two GDF servicemen, co-pilot Lt. Andio Crawford, and Corporal Dwayne Jackson, survived the horrific occasion that befell within the Essequibo area on December 6.
Post-mortem studies
In keeping with the autopsies, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Shahoud and Warrant Officer Class 2 Jason Khan endured a number of accidents, whereas Lieutenant Colonel Michael Charles was recognized by his title tag on a part of his uniform. His dying was attributed to in depth burns.
Equally, Retired Brigadier Gary Beaton was recognized by way of dental information, with burns being his explanation for dying as nicely, alongside Lieutenant Colonel Sean Welcome.
In keeping with studies, DNA samples have been obtained from the burned victims for conclusive identification, following which their our bodies have been launched to their households for burial.
Neighborhood mourns and honours the fallen
The group is getting ready to bid farewell to the troopers, with Lt. Colonel Michael Charles’ funeral scheduled for Wednesday and the others to comply with on Friday.
In a poignant tribute, household, buddies, and high-profile dignitaries paid their respects, honoring the fallen heroes beneath the theme “Honouring Our Fallen Heroes.”
The federal government has introduced plans to rename the Eccles to Great Diamond four-lane highway in memory of the five GDF officers.
