The Human (And Political) Emergency Of City Flooding
Belize City experienced significant flooding, prompting a government response and raising concerns about the impact on upcoming elections.
Belize City experienced significant flooding, prompting a government response and raising concerns about the impact on upcoming elections.
Mark King is working on creating a large drain to alleviate flooding issues in the Gungulung area.
A Belize City couple claims their land is being developed without permission by a neighboring business owner, despite their ownership being confirmed by the Lands Department.
Lichelle Dixon's wooden house on Poinsettia Street collapsed, and Mark King will assist in its repair following a correction to a previous report.
Mark King announces a solution for squatters in Gungulung, securing land from Ambassador Sarkis Bou-Nahra for those in the Chetumal Street area.
Mark King is assisting Lichelle Dixon's family after their house collapsed in Lake Independence, and construction of a new house has already begun.
Dara Robinson was rejected for a US visa while seeking to fundraise for his feeding program in Belizean communities in California.
A cement house in Ladyville collapsed while Vincent Bahadur and his family were inside, but they escaped with minor injuries.
Two hundred thirteen new Belizean citizens from 26 countries were sworn in at the UB Gymnasium in Belmopan, receiving nationality certificates and a civics lesson from Immigration Minister Godwin Hulse.
The Prime Minister announced the extension of the Northern Ambergris Road by four miles, which is expected to benefit residents and businesses in San Pedro.
The US Military Liaison Office and US Embassy donated over 1.1 million dollars in equipment to the Belize City Fire Department.
Superintendent Taheera Ahmad has resigned from her position at the Kolbe-managed prison, effective October 10th, while currently on sick leave.
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