Flood-affected residents in the Cayo District received essential household items and repairs through a humanitarian effort coordinated by NEMO and local suppliers.
Garbage collection has been disrupted in the city due to unpaid bills to Belize Waste Control and BML, leading to a backlog of waste.
Belize City Mayor Zenaida Moya confirmed that Belize Waste Control has been paid $31,000 after a two-week delay in payments.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow reports $22.5 million in damages from flooding in eastern Cayo, Belize District, and Orange Walk District.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow declared a national emergency due to severe flooding affecting the Northern and Western Highways and Belama area.
A fire in Price Alley has left eleven people homeless after their two-storey house was destroyed.
Crispin Jeffries has been granted a one-year extension as Operations Commander, delaying his retirement originally set for November fourth.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow toured flood-affected areas in the Belize District, promising government assistance for reconstruction efforts.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow tours flood-affected areas as recovery efforts continue in western Belize and emergency conditions worsen in the Belize District.
Paul Bradley is using his boat to help transport villagers in Rancho Dolores amid flooding in the Mopan River.
A Coast Guard vessel capsized in Spanish Creek while transporting five passengers, but no lives were lost thanks to quick actions by local responders.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow declared most of the Cayo District a disaster area due to severe flooding and announced government relief efforts.
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