AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoad Safety: Two drivers charged over the fatal three-vehicle Providence crash were remanded to prison, with the case adjourned to 10 July after the death of 36-year-old Ruddy Raymond and injuries to others. Child Health & Safety: A 6-year-old boy died after drowning in a water-filled excavation pit at Glasgow Housing Scheme, with police and residents recovering the child after a community search. Cardiovascular Health: Cardiologist Dr. Mahendra Carpen warned that vaping is linked to rising stroke and heart attacks among young Guyanese, citing effects like blood-vessel spasm and clotting risks, and urged users to quit. Medicines Access: The Ministry of Health says new regional pharmaceutical storage bonds in Lethem, Mabaruma, Linden and other regions are nearing completion to improve inventory control and reduce medicine shortages. Public Health Training: Guyana hosted a HEARTS cardiovascular quality improvement workshop with PAHO/WHO, expanding evidence-based hypertension care across primary facilities. Youth Wellness via Sport: Rainforest Waters renewed as hydration partner for the One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast, backing active, community-based youth sport. Community Well-Being: Diamond Recreational Park was commissioned for 40,000 residents, adding safe play areas, courts, outdoor gym and walking spaces.
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