AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoExtreme Heat: Hydromet warns El Niño could bring temperatures of 32°C or higher across much of Guyana, disrupting schools and hinterland travel as river levels fall. The Health Ministry says heat-stress cases are rising, with some medicines increasing vulnerability. Children’s Heart Care: GPHC and an Apollo Hospitals team completed 16 procedures, including 10 open-heart surgeries, for 13 children; three remain in hospital. Youth Wellbeing: Three organisations will share $20 million for youth programmes, including psychosocial support and healthy-relationships education for young Wapichan women. Cancer Services: GPHC has recorded 528 new cancer patients so far this year, including 107 breast cancer cases; new pathology, mammography and oncology services are planned to strengthen care. Product Recall: GraceKennedy is recalling two batches of Tropical Rhythms Fruit Punch sold in Guyana over a quality issue; the company says no adverse health effects are expected.
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