AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoVisa Pressure on Dominica: Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit urged the US to reconsider visa restrictions affecting Dominicans and Antiguans, saying the measures are disrupting travel for medical care, education and other essential needs while regional governments keep pushing Washington for a review. Ebola Preparedness: Dominica’s Health Ministry says the risk of Ebola in Dominica is currently low, but has issued an advisory against non-essential travel to affected African countries and strengthened port-of-entry screening, with possible monitoring or isolation for up to 21 days depending on exposure. Cancer Alert: Health officials are sounding alarms on cancer burden, with Dr. Velda Wade warning that about 300 people in Dominica are living with cancer—described as an “epidemic” for a small population—urging prevention and action. Regional Health & Economy: The ECCB reported strong financial results and a “Big Push” to support the regional economy, while CARICOM leaders met to push integration priorities. Sports & Community: Dominica’s athletes posted strong results at the 19th CARICOM Road Run/Walk in Saint Lucia, and the Rotary Club of Dominica installed new leadership while honoring Charles Savarin. Road Safety: Police reported a fatal Marigot road crash that killed 39-year-old Johnson Abraham, with investigations ongoing.
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