AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoJustice and Rehabilitation: A new workshop is bringing police and prosecutors together to improve criminal case preparation, while separate training focuses on mental health, vulnerability and rehabilitation in custody. Stroke Recovery: Prime Minister Terrance Drew has returned to work after recovering from a stroke. He says a tear in an artery supplying his brain followed deep neck massages during a vacation. Regional Health Policy: OECS Director General Didacus Jules urged governments to set their own health priorities, rather than rely on short-term projects led by outside partners. Emergency Preparedness: Nevis has begun UNICEF-supported training to improve water, sanitation and hygiene planning for disasters, with attention to women’s and girls’ needs in shelters. Health Services: Work on the National MRI Centre at Joseph N. France General Hospital is advancing; the scanner is expected to arrive in early November. Mental Health: The government says it is strengthening counselling, school-based support and access to specialist services, including virtual consultations.
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