Flooding In City Leaves Freedom Street Sufferers Stranded, Again
Residents of Freedom Street in Belize City express concerns about flooding as heavy rains are predicted for the weekend.
Residents of Freedom Street in Belize City express concerns about flooding as heavy rains are predicted for the weekend.
BAHA claims it was misled into permitting the importation of GMO corn seeds, which have since been destroyed.
Residents caught an eight-foot crocodile in a flooded area of Belize City, planning to sell it despite wildlife protection laws.
The government destroyed genetically modified corn seeds that were imported without permission, raising concerns about oversight and potential cross-contamination.
heavy rains have flooded homes in the Port Loyola area, causing distress for residents living in poor conditions and prompting calls for government assistance.
Residents of St. George's Caye oppose a development plan threatening mangroves and local fishing due to lack of consultation from the government.
BAHA is addressing the spread of Citrus Leprosis, a viral disease threatening the citrus industry in the Stann Creek District.
The Inter-American Development Bank has approved a $10 million loan to improve drainage and road infrastructure in Belize City after Hurricane Richard's impact.
A thunderstorm caused extensive damage to banana crops in the Cowpen area, with losses estimated between five to ten million US dollars.
A survey of Belize's road network will be conducted using a specialized van from the International Road Assessment Programme to assess road safety.
The Coastal Zone Unit continues to search for a manatee calf that was seen but fled when approached after its mother was killed by a boat.
A large crocodile was recaptured from a resort pool in San Pedro after being previously relocated from a lagoon where it was illegally fed.
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