AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSchool Health: Impetigo concerns continue to disrupt Bahamian schools. The teachers’ union says affected schools have been cleaned and urges staff to watch for sores or blisters; managers warn that repeated closures risk lost class time and say frontline administrators need better updates. Power and Health: Eleuthera residents are threatening to withhold BPL payments over persistent outages, which have spoiled food and damaged appliances. Minister Clay Sweeting says he will keep pressing for reliable power; residents say outages also put people dependent on medication such as insulin at risk. Mental Health Care: Nearly four years after the Mental Health Act was passed, Health Minister Michael Darville says the government is close to choosing a site for a halfway house for people with severe, chronic mental illness, with an announcement expected by year’s end. Community Support: Ten-year-old Naveah Strachan received a motorised wheelchair from the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union, giving the student with brittle bone disease greater independence at school. RF Bank & Trust is also backing the Bahamas Sickle Cell Association as it works toward a holistic care centre.
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