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categoryFLASH FLOOD WATCH ISSUED FOR THE VIRGIN ISLANDS:
TAPA BULLETIN FLASH FLOOD WATCH ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES 11:35 AM ECT WED, NOV 6, 2024 THE BRITISH VIRGIN...
REMARKS BY MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKS ON NOV 1 RAINS
REMARKS BY HONOURABLE KYE M. RYMER, MINISTER FOR COMMUNICATIONS AND WORKS, ON THE RAINFALLS, NOVEMBER 1ST 2024 My fellow residents...
Message on #DRRDay: SMART Schools help empower the next generation for a resilient future
Director of Disaster Management Jasen Penn’s Message on International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction: SMART Schools help empower the next...
All countries can take steps to reduce risks to children, says UN Secretary-General António Guterres
UN Secretary-General António Guterres' message on the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction 2024: When disasters strike, they unleash enormous...
Countries must do more to protect and empower children and youth through education, says UNDRR head Kamal Kishore
International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction Message from Kamal Kishore, Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Disaster Risk...
Message by Premier Dr. Wheatley on Tropical Storm Ernesto’s passage near the Territory
Good day to all residents and visitors in the Virgin Islands. As you will know by now, we are currently...
MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR PRUCE ON TS ERNESTO’S APPROACH TO THE BVI
Earlier today, I chaired the disaster management operations group, which brings together all of the agencies and departments here in...
UPDATE FROM ACTING PREMIER HONOURABLE LORNA G. SMITH, OBE
In light of the flash flood warning and the water’s impact on Territory roads, it is crucial for persons to stay off the...
UPDATE FROM ACTING GOVERNOR DAVID D. ARCHER JR
The Virgin Islands was this morning placed on a flash flood warning, which will remain in effect until 10:30 am. Even after...
PREMIER HONOURABLE DR. NATALIO D. WHEATLEY’S MESSAGE ON THE START OF THE 2024 ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON
Good day and God’s blessings to all. Once again, the hurricane season is here. Some of you may have heard...