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Seine Byte Barracks Up In Smoke
Thirty people are homeless after a barracks with 14 low-income units caught fire in Seine Bight village.
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Village Fire Claims Castro Home
A farmhouse owned by Minister Edmond Castro was destroyed by fire in St. Matthew's Village due to an unattended stove and a butane tank explosion.
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New Soldier Pass Out During Passing Out
New recruits were recognized during a passing out ceremony for the Belize Defence Force, despite some fainting in the heat.
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City Plans To Go On Street Repair Campaign
The mayor announced a campaign to repair the city's streets, citing issues with previous concrete paving and prioritizing key areas for rehabilitation.
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Swing Bridge Brittle
The Belize City swing bridge is in a dangerous state of disrepair, prompting calls for urgent repairs from the mayor and city council officials.
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CITCO Reigning In The Village
The Belize City Council will relocate the Fort George Tourism Zone Gateway to improve pedestrian safety and traffic flow.
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COMPOL Meets With 155 Senior Officers
The Commissioner of Police hosted a conference with 155 senior officers to discuss future policing strategies.
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Belize Gets Radar Ready For Drug Planes
Belize is set to acquire a $12 million primary radar to enhance its ability to detect illegal drug planes entering its airspace.
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Huge Crowd Of Immigrants Descends On Swift Hall
About 700 immigrants attended a meeting at Swift Hall to discuss immigration issues with officials from the Ministry of Immigration.
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Cotton Tree Fire Caused By Electrical Fault
A fire in Cotton Tree village caused by an electrical fault left two families of 11 homeless, prompting relief efforts from NEMO.
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Protest Falls Flat After Utility Meeting
Residents of Caye Caulker protested against utility companies for service outages, but turnout was low despite the issue affecting over 600 businesses.
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Stories From The First Half of 2019
The segment reviews significant news stories from the first half of 2019, including the ICJ referendum and a tourist murder in San Pedro.
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