AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDisaster Response (Nepal): Nepal has started letting India, China and South Korea run tunnel search-and-rescue for workers trapped in hydropower tunnels after the Trishuli basin floods, while India also begins DNA-based victim identification in Kathmandu and continues tunnel recovery operations in Chilime and Langtang. Public Health (Floods): WHO provided $150,000 in emergency health supplies for flood-affected communities, warning of rising risks from injuries, diarrhoeal illness, respiratory problems and water/food-borne diseases. Human Impact (Chronic care): Flood survivors with diabetes, high blood pressure and thyroid disease report medicine shortages at displacement camps, forcing emergency transfers for deliveries and ongoing treatment. Regional Health Security (China): In Xizang, mudslide rescue is ongoing with epidemic-prevention measures including disinfection, water/food testing, emergency vaccinations and routine medical rounds. Bilateral Health Cooperation (India–Uzbekistan): India and Uzbekistan upgraded ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, with cooperation flagged in pharmaceuticals, healthcare and human resource development, alongside trade and minerals. Kidney Health (Taiwan): Taiwan reported rising deaths and mortality linked to kidney disease, as multimorbidity and complex medication use strain care systems.
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