More Returning Belizeans Than Tourists Booked On First Flights
The first flights to Belize will primarily carry returning Belizeans rather than tourists, according to Dr. Marvin Manzanero.
The first flights to Belize will primarily carry returning Belizeans rather than tourists, according to Dr. Marvin Manzanero.
The Port of Belize remains closed as workers strike, but negotiations between the Port and the Christian Workers Union are underway.
Captain Elton Bennett is taking a year off for studies, with Gregory Soberanis appointed as Acting Commandant of the Coast Guard.
The Mayor announced that City Council employees have received the first installment of their deferred salaries after a temporary 50% cut due to COVID-19 revenue losses.
The Lands Commissioner discussed eviction notices issued to squatters on government land in Chetumal Boulevard, as they plan to protest against the enforcement orders.
The Prime Minister announced the lifting of the state of emergency in San Felipe and Blue Creek, allowing life to return to normal after two weeks.
The Port of Belize erupted in chaos after management fired 36 employees, leading to protests and police intervention with tear gas and rubber bullets.
Jean Baizar clarifies the family's agreement on the administration of funds related to her son, Maj. Radford Baizar.
Belizeans continue to return home, with over 1,100 applying for repatriation amid global economic and health challenges.
The Minister of National Security emphasizes the need for public education and stricter penalties to combat border jumping amid COVID-19 concerns.
the police department held a Citizen's Appreciation Day to thank the community for their support during COVID-19 with various activities across the country.
605 Belizeans stranded abroad have their return coordinated as part of ongoing repatriation efforts.
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