The wheels of justice are turning slowly for the victims of two tragedies that occurredRussel Corneliusin 2007 and 2009,Cheap Jerseys From China, and there is concern that justice may elude them altogether.Vanessa Carvajal’s relatives are among these victims.On December 21, 2007, Carvajal’s father, Kenneth Welch, and three small grandchildren, were travelling in a minibus near Friendship, East Bank Demerara, when a transformer toppled off a truck in front of them.It smashed into a minibus, killing the driver, Trevor Charles, and injuring a number of passengers, including the 66-year-old Welch.He died several days later.Mr. Welch granddaughter, Rianna, sustained a cut to the head. She was also badly scalded on one of her legs when the vehicle’s radiator burst.Four years after the accident, the child still suffers from headaches and has to wear spectacles. She is unable to walk long distances since the leg that was injured still hurts.And although Welch’s twin grandsons escaped unhurt,Wholesale China Jerseys, Mrs. Carvajal says that one of the boys is so traumatized that he is afraid to travel.Also injured were passengers Charles Paul,NFL Jerseys Outlet, who suffered a broken arm and 12-year-old Kishana Chang, who sustained a broken leg.GNIC officials gave Welch’s widow $35,000 and also assisted in transporting his body to Ituni for his funeral.Charles Paul said he received $15,Cheap China Jerseys,000 from the Ministry of Labour and Human Services, but nothingfrom GNIC or GPL. Paul, who is overseas, said that he has not completely recovered and may have to undergo a second surgery.The man has solicited the service of a lawyer to look into his case and expressed frustration at the length of time the matter is taking to be resolved.Relatives of Richard Charles and Kishana Chang said they received no monetary assistance from either company.But they are all still awaiting their day in court.Charles PaulIn August 2010,Cheap NFL Jerseys China, GNIC’s Human Resources Manager Alan Johnson told Kaieteur News that Hand In Hand Insurance Company, which is representing GNIC, has decided to settle with the victims.However, he was unable to say how much the settlement is or when the compensation will be made.An attorney for the Charles family said that the matter is in the High Court, and an application has been made regarding how the money is to be dispersed.The attorney said that there is also a civil suit in the High Court in connection with the same matter. He disclosed yesterday that the civil matter may be heard in a few months.In an interview two years ago, Charles’ wife told Kaieteur News that the family has been finding it difficult to cope financially since his death.“It’s really hard. I was a housewife but I had to find a job.”And seaman Russel Cornelius is still seeking redress for a horrific mishap that cost him his legs three years ago.In January, Cornelius, of Grove, East Bank Demerara, was on board the Noble House Seafoods trawler the ‘World Friend 307’, when his legs got entangled in a winch. They were severed at the knees.At the time the vessel was some nine miles out in the Atlantic Ocean.Fortunately,Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping, a Coast Guard vessel brought Cornelius to shore, and an ambulance took him to the GPHC in the nick of time.Trawler captain, Roy Soknanan, and four of his crewmen have all submitted statements about the mishap.Noble House officials have said that at the time of the mishap, the vessel was contracted to a captain, who had hired Cornelius.The man’s attorney says that the matter has been filed in the High Court. Cornelius is said to be seeking $25M in compensation from Noble House Seafoods.Kaieteur News had been earlier informed that the company had offered $5M, which Cornelius, who has four children, had also turned down as being inadequate.Noble House officials had also said that they would offer the disabled man a job, which would have entailed him monitoring the company’s surveillance cameras.In addition, Noble House had given assurance that Cornelius’ National Insurance Scheme (NIS) contributions are in order and he will receive financial assistance from the NIS for his injuries.Trevor CharlesNoble House officials had also promised to provide him with artificial limbs.Kaieteur News was told that Attorney-at-Law Raphael Trotman is representing the fishing company, while Attorney-at-Law Nigel Hughes is looking into Cornelius’ interests.