BTB: The Airport Won't Close
The BTB confirms that the PGIA will remain open to international travelers despite rumors of a closure.
The BTB confirms that the PGIA will remain open to international travelers despite rumors of a closure.
The Infrastructure Minister announced plans to repair roads affected by flooding, including those in rural communities and the Corozal Free Zone.
Minister Julius Espat updates on the delayed installation of culverts on the Mile 38 road project, with work expected to start in early January.
The names Mickey and Minnie were mistakenly included in a test database for a grocery bag program, clarifying they are not actual beneficiaries.
David 'Dido' Vega was laid to rest in Corozal Town following his death from COVID-related complications.
the Ministry of Human Development is resuming The Grocery Bag program to assist needy recipients after a four-week pause
The Prime Minister announced the suspension of the food assistance program due to depleted funds, with plans to seek new financing to support affected Belizeans.
People lined up at the Salvation Army Center and Oleander Street for grocery bag distributions despite uncertainty about the program's future.
The new grocery bag program remains paused as the Minister of Human Development addresses issues with the food pantry recipient list.
Taiwan's Ambassador presented a $100,000 grant to assist Belize in recovery efforts from flooding caused by Hurricanes Eta and Iota.
A family of four escaped a fire in their home thanks to the quick actions of Jeremiah Budna who woke them up in time.
The Coast Guard has recovered a sunken vessel that sank while officers were investigating a drowning at Turneffe Atoll.
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