two police officers and three coast guard officers were rescued after their boat sank near Stake Bank, with help from local fishermen.
The Belize Coast Guard celebrated its 15th anniversary, reflecting on its growth and welcoming new leadership from the Briceno Administration.
The Belize Coast Guard conducted multiple missions, including a rescue operation and search for a missing American national, while assisting in humanitarian efforts.
Minister Ferguson and CEO Marconi Leal Jr. toured utilities and met with executives to explore growth opportunities in the logistics and utilities sectors.
The police commissioner announced the return of confiscated cayucos to their owners, citing lack of legal authority to hold them longer amid COVID concerns.
The government has paused the pantry program, renaming it to Grocery Bag while reviewing its operations and distribution.
A fire truck was flown into Belize as a donation from the U.S. Government after a meeting between an American firefighter and a Belizean police chief.
A resident of Dangriga claims a street near his home has been sold, obstructing access and prompting him to seek clarification from the landowner.
Police Minister Kareem Musa announced plans to increase the police force to 4,000 officers to address crime and improve community policing.
Cabinet discussed national security, public health, and the impact of Hurricane Eta during its first meeting under the Briceno administration.
Dean Barrow announced humanitarian assistance for flood victims as the new Agriculture Minister, Jose Mai, awaits damage assessments to determine aid for farmers.
Flooding has forced a change in the polling station for voters in Calla Creek to the Seven Day Adventist Church due to accessibility issues.
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