The search for victims of a recent boat tragedy in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, has concluded with the recovery of a fourteenth body. The latest victim was found on Friday, July 31st, at Enang village within the Tigak Island Group in New Ireland Province. This grim discovery brings a close to the recovery efforts following the ill-fated voyage. Details surrounding the incident remain limited, as access to further information requires a paid subscription to the *Post Courier*. The tragedy highlights the dangers of maritime travel in the region. Authorities have not released details regarding the cause of the sinking or the vessel’s route. The recovery of all fourteen bodies signifies the end of hope for survivors.