Victims of Gnejna Bay Boating Tragedy Identified as Father and Son
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In brief
- The victims of the Gnejna Bay boating accident have been identified as 43-year-old Gregory O’Brien and his five-year-old son, Logan.
- Logan's primary school in St Paul's Bay issued a tribute, describing him as part of their school family.
- The incident occurred when their small dinghy was struck by a larger fishing boat, steered by a 43-year-old man from Rabat.
The victims of the tragic boating accident in Gnejna Bay have been identified as 43-year-old Gregory O’Brien and his five-year-old son, Logan. The two were on a small dinghy when it was struck by a larger fishing boat in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Logan's primary school in St Paul's Bay issued a heartfelt tribute, stating that "every child who walks through our doors becomes part of our family." The school expressed deep sorrow over the loss of their young student.
Police confirmed that the larger fishing boat was being steered by a 43-year-old man from Rabat. Investigations into the incident are ongoing.
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Updates
- : Updated with confirmation that autopsies on the victims have been concluded.
- : Updated with reports that the St Paul's Bay feast was briefly paused to mourn the victims.