AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDisaster Preparedness & Health Systems: Prime Minister Philip Davis says The Bahamas must shift from emergency response to preparation, financing and resilience after Hurricane Dorian, warning the next crisis could hit power, water, telecoms and even hospitals. Grand Bahama Healthcare Expansion: Health Minister Dr. Michael Darville toured a new $200m Freeport healthcare campus, with phases 1A/1B targeting outpatient and urgent care before summer 2027. Sickle Cell Care: The Bahamas Sickle Cell Association kicked off National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, saying a dedicated holistic sickle cell centre will move the country “from awareness to action.” Forensic Updates After Andros Crash: The Ministry of Health & Wellness says DNA forensic reports for Flamingo Air crash victims have arrived and are being reviewed at Princess Margaret Hospital before identities are confirmed and bodies released. Rotary Medical Support: Princess Margaret Hospital received about $22,000 in neonatal and wound-care equipment and supplies from Rotary clubs. Education & Health Science Access: Erin H. Gilmour School for the Blind and Visually Impaired reported strong 2026 BJC results, including mathematics and health science achievements. Youth Health & Wellness: Grand Bahama Port Authority highlighted summer programs supporting youth through sports, mentorship and resilience.
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