
Welcome to our new UDP Corozal website. We will provide you with information and projects related to the health of Corozal Belizeans, as well as the activities of your representative from the Corozal Bay Division, Hon. Pablo Marin, who is responsible for this site.
To see all of the site, you can start here, and go to the next page by clicking on the long bar at the bottom of the page.
If you would like to email your representative, or give feedback, email him at the address above.
The Hon. Pablo Marin and the Mayor Hilberto Campos, along with the Celebration Committee, invite all children to the Grand Children's Christmas Party on Saturday, 19 December 2009 beginning at 3:00 p.m. in Central Park.
All business establishments and the community in general are invited to participate in the Annual Christmas Parade on Sunday, 20 December 2009 starting at 6:00 p.m. at Central Park.
Let us all come together as a community to celebrate Christmas!
Hon. Pablo Marin was on hand all day September 21 to help the people of Corozal celebrate 28 years of independence. He presented the main address at the ceremony, and headed up the parade with other Corozal Town officials.
A defibrillator, used to stimulate the heart, has been donated to the Corozal Hospital. Nurse Lourdes Heredia and Dr. Nelson Marin both have training in the use of this machine. A charger and new batteries were donated along with masks and tubing.
Serenity Sands has been instrumental in obtaining these supplies.
The supplies were donated through the efforts of Phyl Mason of Edmonton, Canada, and imported duty free thanks to the help of Hon. Pablo Marin, Minister of Health. This equipment is being made into trauma kits to be used by the police, the fire department, a triage team, the villages, and the hospital.
Hon. Pablo Marin is helping organize training for the use of these kits, including Red Cross First Aid and CPR training. Nurse Guillermina Heredia, Deputy Regional Health Manager of the North, and Larry Smith of the Red Cross are involved in the planning. Doctors from Belmopan will be doing the five-day training for the first responders.
Serenity Sands has been instrumental in this project. This is a pilot project in Corozal and will hopefully will be continued in other areas of Belize.
We will be reporting on the progress of this project.
Dr. Nelson Marin is a Corozal native, studied in Mexico, headed up health organizations in Mexico, and returned to his beloved Corozal in January of 2009 to offer his dedication and service to the people of his home town.
The Ministry of Health has purchased $1.6 worth of supplies to be distributed throughout the country. The equipment includes hospital beds, bassinets, paediatric cribs, delivery tables, dental equipment, fetal monitors, examination tables, incubators, nebulizers and wheelchairs.
Hon. Pablo Marin is sponsoring a summer football program for kids, ages 7-15, to provide training in technique, sportsmanship, and rules. A professional football player, Rogelio Pedro Barahona, is heading up the training. This will continue until school starts, and then there will be programs provided for the schools.
Anyone is welcome to come to this activity. It's 2 - 5 pm Monday through Friday.
Hon. Pablo Marin is usually in the Corozal office on Thursdays. You can drop by the office on 4th Ave and make an appointment. There will be notifications on this website if changed, and we will keep you posted regarding his schedule and activities.