AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChild Safety Online: UNICEF estimates 20M children ages 12–17 across 21 countries faced technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse, with nearly 60% of cases linked to social media. Road Safety & Aging Rights: The Dominican Constitutional Court struck down a rule requiring drivers 75+ to renew licenses every two years, restoring the standard four-year period. Emergency Preparedness Exchange: Senior emergency medicine and civil-defense officials from the Dominican Republic joined a workshop in Israel on mass-casualty response, dispatch systems, and simulation training. Local Health System Story: A Dominican-born patient’s liver transplant journey in the U.S. highlights how complex liver disease can require specialized care and long-term follow-up. Public Health Border Watch: Dominican officials say there’s no anthrax alarm locally while monitoring Haiti’s suspected cases and border restrictions. Health & Wellness Access: A prostate cancer survivor credits annual screening and timely treatment—arranging surgery in the Dominican Republic—to catching disease early. Health-Related Crime: Police report a knife attack in Serrallés that left a victim hospitalized, underscoring ongoing community safety concerns.
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