AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCrimean-Congo Fever Risk: A report warns Kosovo is seeing more Hyalomma ticks, a “great hunting tick” that can spread Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, a severe disease with high fatality rates. Kosovo Health & Society: Ahead of a Hague verdict, mosques across Kosovo are invited to support KLA-linked accused figures, with backing reported from the public university, Medical Chamber, unions, business groups, sports clubs, artists, and parts of civil society. Regional Health & Safety: An NGO alleges police violence against detainees at a Bulgaria detention centre, raising concerns about harm inside custody. Public Health Infrastructure: Nairobi’s water utility announced a major planned shutdown for emergency repairs, urging residents to store water—an example of how service interruptions can quickly affect hospitals and schools. Healthcare Workforce & Preparedness: A NATO-linked training exchange in Germany included chaplains practicing crisis care coordination with medics, reflecting broader preparedness efforts for mass-casualty situations.
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