Month: July 2015
TROPICAL WAVE IN THE EASTERN ATLANTIC DECREASES IN STRENGTH
he Tropical Wave (Invest 94L), being monitored by the Department of Disaster Management is becoming less organised and development chances...
TROPICAL WAVE LOCATED IN THE EASTERN ATLANTIC
The Department of Disaster management is monitoring a tropical wave that has formed in the Eastern Atlantic.
TERRITORIAL SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM TEST SKILLS IN ANEGADA EXERCISE
Members of the newly created Territorial Search and Rescue Team (TSART) tested their skills in a simulation exercise staged on...
NO TSUNAMI THREAT FROM INCREASED ACTIVITY AT UNDERWATER VOLCANO
Director of the University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC), Dr. Richard Robertson has sought to allay fears...
INCREASED ALERT LEVEL FOR UNDERWATER VOLCANO NEAR GRENADA
The alert level for the submarine volcano, Kick ‘em Jenny which lies between Grenada and its sister island of Carriacou...
DISASTER MANAGEMENT LAUNCHES EMERGENCY TRAINING FOR BUSINESSES
Employees of Delta Petroleum are the first to benefit from the newly introduced Business Emergency Response Training (BERT) facilitated by...
WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE VI
A tropical wave is the dominant feature. It will increase the chances for cloudiness and showers later today and tonight.
No Tsunami Watch or Warning following 6.4Mw Earthquake
According to the Puerto Rico Seismic Network, an earthquake above magnitude 6.0 has occurred.
BVI REMAINS UNDER DROUGHT WATCH: ONLY 3.5 INCHES OF RAIN IN 2015
Rainfall totals for the British Virgin Islands for the first half of 2015 are significantly low in comparison to previous...
DISASTER MANAGEMENT SUPPORTS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT WITH INTERNSHIPS
The Department of Disaster Management (DDM) is doing its part to contribute to youth development through the provision of internship...
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