AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Vaping Alarm: A Caribbean youth advocate is warning that teenagers can buy vapes easily in shops or online, with flavours and “nicotine-free/0%” labels masking addiction risks—urging faster policy action ahead of World No Tobacco Day. Public Health Border Watch: Antigua and Barbuda’s Cabinet tightened border screening for Ebola preparedness, requiring African travellers to disclose full travel history and pointing to strengthened Port Health and response protocols. Eye Care Access: The Health Ministry says it’s finalising a partnership to bring free corneal replacement surgeries to Antigua and Barbuda, with the first five procedures expected soon. Neurodiversity Support: Cabinet approved plans for a specialised Cognitive Behavioral Centre to improve autism and neurodivergent care, including early intervention and family support services. Community Health & Environment: The ABRCS Youth Commission led a Fort James Beach clean-up, collecting hundreds of pounds of debris and linking waste removal to lower disease and pollution risks. Local Incident: A 56-year-old man was found dead outside a home in Cooks Hill; police report no signs of foul play and say the cause of death is under investigation. Autism Awareness: The Rotary Club of Antigua Sundown held an Autism Awareness Walk with EMS and police support, boosting community awareness and safe participation.
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