AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTobago STI Watch: Tobago health officials say gonorrhoea, syphilis and HIV cases are rising, with more young men (20–29) showing up for testing; they’re pushing sex education in schools, stigma-free testing and better prevention. Diabetes in the Community: The Canaan/Bon Accord Diabetes Association branch marked 25 years of service, highlighting education and foot-care work that helped reverse amputation trends. Local Health Guidance: A local health column notes most childhood rashes in T&T are heat or allergy-related, and urges practical home care while reminding parents about when to seek medical help. Fitness for Life: A father-son fitness story spotlights how regular exercise, walking, weights and swimming can support long-term health. Public Health & Policy: Tobago’s THA is seeking $4.12bn for fiscal 2027, with the biggest recurrent share going to Health and Wellness and funding for the Tobago Regional Health Authority. Food Security: A new UN-linked report says hundreds of thousands in T&T can’t afford a healthy diet, raising concerns for long-term wellness. Power & Access Strain: Princes Town residents were left without electricity after vandals cut T&TEC cables, while a Tobago ferry delay left passengers stranded and some falling ill. Safety Alert: The U.S. Embassy issued an update tied to the extended Trinidad and Tobago State of Emergency, warning visitors to expect heightened security presence.
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