San Pedro Looked Like A Ghost Town
San Pedro has seen a significant evacuation, leaving the town looking deserted as residents seek shelter from impending weather conditions.
San Pedro has seen a significant evacuation, leaving the town looking deserted as residents seek shelter from impending weather conditions.
Minister Andre Perez discusses Belize's preparedness for Hurricane Beryl and the financial impact on residents amid business closures and panic buying.
Deputy Prime Minister Cordel Hyde emphasizes the importance of preparation for potential hurricanes and the need for better communication and resources.
Hurricane Beryl made landfall in the Cayman Islands as a Category 3 storm, causing minor damage and prompting an all-clear from the Premier.
A survey reveals that most Belizeans trust social media over official sources for hurricane information, prompting NEMO to address misinformation and improve public engagement.
San Pedro is nearly deserted as residents evacuate ahead of Hurricane Beryl, with water taxis and flights ceasing operations.
Tropical Storm Beryl is moving towards the Yucatan Peninsula, with Belize under a Tropical Storm Watch as it may experience some effects.
The storm is forecast to move west northwest, but there is speculation about the possibility of it shifting south.
Rainfall projections indicate 4-6 inches of rain for northern Belize due to an approaching tropical system, with winds expected to reach 30 knots in some areas.
A flood forecast warns of urban flooding from Belize City to Corozal and alerts for rising water levels in the south.
The Prime Minister urges Belizeans to remain calm as hurricane Beryl approaches, emphasizing the importance of official updates over rumors.
The Prime Minister advises families to avoid overspending and focus on essentials in light of potential weather impacts from Hurricane Beryl.
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