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Drowned teen’s body recovered
By EVERARD OWEN Observer writer
Sunday, February 05, 2012
THE body of Shane Anthony Burke was recovered from the sea about six miles from the Shanshy Beach in Portland this morning.
The body was spotted by local fishermen about 6:45 and was taken up by officials from the Marine Police, JDF coast guard and local fishermen.
Sixteen-year-old Shane and 17-year-old Demel Osborne drowned Thursday after they got into difficulty while swimming during a school trip.
The tragic deaths rocked the country after it emerged that a bus carrying a group of St Andrew College students diverted to Portland instead of returning directly to Kingston after a field trip to St Mary to complete a School-Based Assessment project.
The school board will decide this week whether to impose sanctions on the teachers who were on the field trip.
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