Search Continues for Three Fishermen Missing Aboard Lady Madesha

The Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force Coast Guard is continuing its search for three fishermen who have been missing since leaving on a fishing trip last week.
The men have been identified as Rowel Martin, Gregory Questelles and Cleofoster Jarvis.
Acting Coast Guard Commanding Officer Capt. Vaughn Simon said authorities were officially notified of their disappearance Monday, several days after they reportedly departed.
The fishermen were last seen leaving Port Wharf aboard the fishing vessel Lady Madesha last Thursday.
Despite ongoing search operations, there has been no sighting of the men or the vessel. Coast Guard personnel continue to search surrounding waters for any sign of them.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about the fishermen or the vessel’s last known location to contact the ABDF Coast Guard or the nearest police station immediately.
Family Appeals for Public’s Help to Find Missing Vessel
The family of Rowel “Money Man” “Badda Bitch” Martin is appealing to the public for assistance in locating the vessel he was aboard after it was reported missing.
In a public appeal circulated on social media, the family said they are seeking help to find the missing vessel and asked anyone who may have seen it or observed anything unusual at sea to come forward.
The appeal states that Martin was last seen at sea, but no additional details about the vessel’s route or when contact was lost were provided.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the relevant authorities or the Martin family immediately. The family is also asking the public to share the appeal widely and keep Martin and everyone involved in their prayers.

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