Civil Aviation Speaks
The Civil Aviation Department confirmed a missing aircraft and addressed a mix-up involving two Mexican helicopters at the Phillip Goldson International Airport.
The Civil Aviation Department confirmed a missing aircraft and addressed a mix-up involving two Mexican helicopters at the Phillip Goldson International Airport.
A 40-foot container fell into a drain on Fair-weather street after the manhole collapsed due to vibrations from a passing bus.
Belize City opened its new cemetery, Eternal Garden Memorial, amid controversy over proposed burial rates and services compared to the previous Lord's Ridge Cemetery.
A private learjet ran off the taxi-way at Phillip Goldson International Airport, but no injuries were reported and the airport remained open.
All 275 employees of National Transport have been officially terminated after the company's road service permits were revoked and operations will not resume.
National Transport workers are demanding intervention as many remain unpaid and uncertain about the future of their employment.
Rafael Martinez is appointed as the new public relations officer for the police department, succeeding Sergeant Fitzroy Yearwood.
A family of four is left homeless after a fire destroyed their home on Trinity Street in Belize City, with one member suffering injuries.
Eleven residents in Dangriga are left homeless after a house fire destroyed their home early this morning.
Eighty-three workers from National Transport received partial payment for their wages, while others remain unpaid due to missing documentation.
A family's home in Hope Creek Village was destroyed by fire on Christmas Eve, leaving them without accommodations for the holiday.
National Transport Receiver Eamon Courtenay intends to pay bus workers who have been without jobs or pay for two weeks, as they await a breakthrough.
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