PBL’s FRIDAY CONSULTATION...
The Department of Environment held a public consultation regarding a controversial cruise tourism port project in Belize City.
The Department of Environment held a public consultation regarding a controversial cruise tourism port project in Belize City.
The public consultation on the Port of Belize Limited's development faced criticism for being scheduled on a Friday night, limiting public participation.
Two men are living in hazardous conditions after Hurricane Lisa destroyed their homes, and they are seeking assistance to rebuild.
The Ministry of Natural Resources reports over 250 structures were totally destroyed in the Belize District due to storm damage, with many residents facing dire conditions.
Residents of Hattieville report waiting for government and NEMO relief after being devastated by Hurricane Lisa.
The Adventist Church distributed 250 food packages to over 800 people affected by Hurricane Lisa in Ladyville.
Colin Escalante discusses the poor resilience of Belizean roofs against storm force winds and the need for better construction and maintenance practices.
The rural Belize District suffered significant damage from the storm, prompting housing assessments by the Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing.
Hurricane Lisa damaged Charlie Burton Park, prompting police to assist in cleanup efforts while the park's founder calls for community involvement.
A Belizean delegation is in Egypt for COP 27 while a climate change workshop is held in Belize with ECLAC's collaboration.
Belizeans are concerned about roof damage from Hurricane Lisa, with an engineer advising on proper construction to withstand future storms.
Thelma's Kitchen in Yabra suffered severe damage from Hurricane Lisa, forcing the owner to adapt her service area due to the loss of the roof.
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