Will Gets Back His Flags
The Belize Territorial Volunteers received their flag back after it was taken by the Guatemalan Armed Forces during a recent visit to Sarstoon Island.
The Belize Territorial Volunteers received their flag back after it was taken by the Guatemalan Armed Forces during a recent visit to Sarstoon Island.
The Prime Minister announced plans to improve housing stock in Belize City following Hurricane Lisa, including the construction of 50 new houses.
The Central American Bank for Economic Integration donated $2 million Belize dollars for Hurricane Lisa relief efforts in Belize.
The government of Belize appeals for global assistance following Hurricane Lisa, estimating losses at 10 million US dollars and requesting 11 million for immediate needs.
The US Embassy donated over 97,000 US dollars in essential items to aid Hurricane Lisa victims in Belize.
Cane farmers from Orange Walk District volunteered to help clean up Belize City after Hurricane Lisa caused significant damage.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing reports significant damage to homes in Belize City following a storm, estimating costs at 9 million Belize dollars.
Traffic is bottlenecked on the Philip Goldson Highway due to ongoing repairs on the retaining sea wall.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner reports over 1,600 properties damaged, totaling approximately $21.1 million in losses from Hurricane Lisa.
The government is providing immediate relief supplies to families affected by Hurricane Lisa in Belize City.
Over 150 Belize Coast Guard officers assisted NEMO in delivering relief and cleanup efforts in Belize City and surrounding areas after recent storm damage.
Prime Minister Briceno conducted a national tour to assess storm damage and discuss relief efforts in affected communities.
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