The Remington Group has issued a statement today, saddened by the tragic boat accident over the weekend that claimed the lives of four (4) people.

In that statement, the Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mr. Justin Kieseker said the Remington Group is deeply saddened by the tragic boating incident that occurred on Saturday, 6th December, off Lion Island, which is just outside the city of Port Moresby.

“This heartbreaking event claimed the lives of three valued members of our Remington team, as well as a child who was part of the extended Remington family,” said the Group CEO.

“We are a close-knit organization, and this loss has shaken us profoundly. Our thoughts, prayers, and heartfelt condolences go out to the families, colleagues, and loved ones who are grieving during this incredibly difficult time.”

Since the incident, the Remington Group management team has been working closely with the families, authorities, the boat operator, and all relevant parties to ensure they receive every possible support.

“We are providing counselling services, medical assistance, and practical help to survivors of the incident, and we will continue to stand with them in the days ahead.

We are fully cooperating with the ongoing investigations and expect a thorough and transparent process. We remain committed to ensuring that the circumstances surrounding this tragedy is properly addressed and that accountability is upheld in accordance with the law,” said Mr. Kieseker.

“Out of respect for the families and in support of the investigative process, we ask the public and the media to refrain from sharing unverified information, images, or speculation relating to the incident. We respectfully request that the privacy of those affected be upheld.”

He also advised that all media enquiries should be directed to the Remington Group Marketing Department at marketing@remington.com.pg.

“We thank our staff, partners, and the community for their compassion and understanding at this deeply challenging time. Our focus now is on supporting our people and honoring the memory of those we have tragically lost.”