AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHumanitarian Health Watch: WHO says conflict, outbreaks, food insecurity and shrinking funding are driving a worsening public health crisis across the Eastern Mediterranean, with 30.4 million people in Sudan needing urgent help and medical supply chains disrupted by renewed Middle East fighting. Cancer Care Crisis in Syria: An investigation reports cancer patients are being pushed from overstretched public hospitals into charity queues and an unregulated black market for medicines, with patients often forced to bring their own drugs and supplies. War Remnants & Safety: Syria’s emergency management ministry says about 80% of the country remains contaminated by mines and unexploded ordnance, while teams carried out clearance and public awareness activities in the first half of 2026. Security & Health Access: Reports of violence and alleged security abuses raise fears of lawlessness, including incidents involving medical workers and clashes that send civilians to hospital. Medical Aid in Damascus: Qatar Charity says it has started more than 830 specialised surgeries in Syria under its “Defaa Balaa” campaign, including cataracts and pediatric heart and hearing procedures, in coordination with the Ministry of Health.
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