Community Leaders from Around the Country Assist in Belize City CleanUp Campaign

Community Leaders from Around the Country Assist in Belize City CleanUp Campaign

A massive cleanup campaign in Belize City post-Hurricane Lisa took place over the weekend. On Friday, the City Emergency Management Organization (CEMO), supported by NEMO, kicked off the largest single contingent from the Belize Defence Force ever deployed on one task. The Ministry of Infrastructure Development and Housing (MIDH), supported by the private sector, is providing pro bono work with dump trucks and backhoes, and a massive 72-hour clean-up campaign. Area representatives, and municipal and village leaders from across the country came to Belize City to help in the restoration efforts. Giovanna Moguel reports. 

Related post

BNTU President says more than 200 teachers affected by Hurricane Lisa; many still need help

BNTU President says more than 200 teachers affected by…

Teachers still need help in both the recovery of their personal spaces at home and their classrooms. BNTU President Senator Elena…
The Supreme Court’s Collapsed Ceiling Also Caused by a Lack of Maintenance

The Supreme Court’s Collapsed Ceiling Also Caused by a…

The Ministry of Infrastructure Development is also tackling the restoration of the Supreme Court building after the ceiling collapsed earlier this…
The Court’s Ceilings Came Crashing Down

The Court’s Ceilings Came Crashing Down

Urgent repairs – at least for the short-term – are necessary after a part of the ceiling of the Supreme Court…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *