AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBorder Health & Medicines: Haiti’s Northeast trade authorities will deploy health workers, pharmacy professionals, and inspectors to the Ouanaminthe–Dajabón border to inspect and monitor products entering the country, with a focus on preventing counterfeit or substandard medicines. Violence & Community Safety: In Gressier, gangs killed at least ten motorcycle taxi drivers on July 31, according to local officials, renewing fears for road safety and essential transport workers. Mental Health Support for Displaced People: UNDP and the State University of Haiti (UEH) signed an agreement to strengthen access to mental health and psychosocial support for displaced families in the Port-au-Prince area through the Rekonekte project. Maternal Care Continuity: Doctors Without Borders resumed maternity services at the Isaïe Jeanty hospital, aiming to keep essential childbirth care running amid ongoing instability. US Policy Shock With Health Ripple Effects: Haitian communities in the U.S. are bracing after Temporary Protected Status ended, with hospitals and caregivers warning that loss of work authorization could worsen staffing and access to care. Detention Death Report: Advocates and family members reported another detainee death at Delaney Hall in Newark, raising renewed concerns about conditions in immigration detention.
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