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Family of Likoni victims left frustrated as retrieval of bodies is delayed

Family members and friends of woman and daughter, who died after their car plunged into the Indian Ocean, pray at the Likoni Channel (Kelvin Karani)

Frustration began to set in at the Likoni Ferry crossing last evening as it became clear that two bodies and a car trapped in the seabed would not be brought to the surface as promised by Government spokesman Cyrus Oguna.

The Standard team also established that the South African divers hired by the family to assist the recovery left on Wednesday evening.

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