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It might be the salt water has got into its main chip circuit board or may be its blocking the power switch circuit. And there is a chance of the lens motor being stuck by it. You can also try another battery or recharge your battery and try it again. If you have no other choice that throwing it and buying another one then try washing it with normal water, let it dry then try again.
My camera was doing that too. I discovered that if I push the door of the battery compartment down hard the camera will work. I now have to rubberband the battery door so the batteries won't fall out....but now I have full use of my camera.
Yes, that's it, basically. You may need a three-wing screwdriver, and be careful not to damage the little "hinge" that locks the ribbon to the circuitboard.
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