July 5, 2024
Hurricane Beryl hits Mexican coast near Cancun and Tulum, causing damage and prompting warnings of dangerous storm surges. Mexico issues red alert as the storm weakens over Yucatan Peninsula.
July 5, 2024
Tonnes of ready-to-eat food are being sent to Grenada for distribution to hurricane-affected islands. The initiative, led by CDEMA and the World Food Programme, aims to provide essential support quickly.
July 4, 2024
CDEMA Executive Elizabeth Riley updates on Hurricane Beryl impact in the Caribbean. Relief efforts underway for devastated islands. Support from CARICOM governments and international institutions. Evacuation and aid coordination ongoing.
July 4, 2024
Regional Security System (RSS) deploys combined police and military teams to Grenada and St Vincent following Hurricane Beryl's significant damage. Immediate relief efforts activated for affected islands, coordinating with CDEMA for assistance.
July 4, 2024
Hurricane Beryl heads towards Cayman Islands and Mexico after causing devastation in Caribbean islands, leaving at least 10 dead. Evacuations and preparations underway as storm approaches tourist areas.
July 4, 2024
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season sees early record-breaking storms, highlighting climate change impacts. Businesses urged to build resilience through sustainable practices and strategic planning for natural disaster risks.
July 4, 2024
Government considers legislation to prevent breaches of national shutdowns during emergencies or disasters. Minister of Home Affairs highlights concerns about premature exits from hurricane shelters and stresses the importance of following safety protocols.
July 4, 2024
Hurricane Beryl's impact on the business sector in Barbados was minimal, but concerns remain about food, water security, and electricity. President of BCCI emphasizes the need for stronger building structures.
July 3, 2024
Hurricane Beryl leaves thousands in Barbados without utilities, with restoration efforts ongoing. Light & Power Company restores services to 2% of customers, focusing on complex areas. Customers urged to report issues for assistance.
July 3, 2024
Deputy Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw warns of the seriousness of the current hurricane season post-Hurricane Beryl's impact on Barbados. Urges preparedness and personal responsibility for property maintenance to mitigate potential flooding risks.
July 3, 2024
Barbados is currently under a flash flood warning due to intense rainfall from a tropical wave. The Barbados Meteorological Services warns of potential flooding in low-lying areas.
July 3, 2024
Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir raises concerns over utility line installations in Barbados amid hurricane season, emphasizing the need for improvements to prevent damages and ensure farmer access to essential resources.