AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDrug Control: Syrian Anti-Narcotics Directorate says it seized 7,141,917 Captagon pills in July, along with hashish and other drugs, and dismantled trafficking networks. Public Health in Conflict: A July 29 Israeli airstrike damaged the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in central Gaza City, shattering windows and doors and disrupting an elevator used for diagnostics, with staff reporting major fear and psychological strain on patients. Child Safety & Trauma: Reports from Syria’s Roj camp describe gunfire inside the facility after women protested alleged abuses, leaving children and families “severely traumatised” even without reported deaths. Heat & Survival: In Idlib, displaced families in tents face temperatures above 50°C, with limited water and electricity forcing people to buy water by the bucket to cool children. Health Access & Disruption: In Damascus, a Catholic-run “French Hospital” continues serving patients amid fears for Christians and financial pressures, relying on lay staff to keep care running.
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