AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoInfant Health Tragedy: Police are investigating the death of a one-month-old girl in New Providence after she was brought unresponsive to the Carmichael Road Police Station following reports of a high fever, with the baby reportedly treated at hospital twice the previous weekend. Family & Community Care: Central State University says it’s offering counseling and support to students and staff after the death of a 22-year-old student. Nurses Under Pressure: The Bahamas Nurses Union alleges ongoing healthcare problems on the family islands, citing Bimini transport concerns and Abaco clinic conditions where nurses reportedly called out sick due to being unwell. Mental Health Through Books: Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre’s Child and Adolescent Unit library received 200 books from the Rotary Club of South East Nassau, with a goal of 500. Regional Health Leadership: The Ministry of Health & Wellness congratulates Dr. Cherita Moxey on her appointment as PAHO Rapporteur for the 63rd Directing Council. Water Safety Skills: Carnival and LJM Maritime Academy launched a free two-week adult learn-to-swim program in Nassau, aiming to improve water safety. Health Systems Resilience: The Bahamas Red Cross and the Ministry of Health & Wellness met to strengthen public health, emergency preparedness, volunteer capacity, and disaster response across the islands.
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