AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoViolence & Trauma Care: Two people, including a 13-year-old, were killed after a grenade exploded outside the Hasaka courthouse in northeast Syria, with victims reportedly taken to hospital; the incident comes amid shifting control and security arrangements in the region. Humanitarian Costs: Save the Children warns that volatile oil prices are driving up global delivery costs, threatening lifesaving aid for nearly 1.5 million children, including through higher transport and logistics spending. Return Safety & Health Risks: A report highlights how landmines and undetonated explosives keep northern Syria unsafe for returning families, while damaged medical capacity struggles to respond to trauma and mine-related injuries. Health Access in Conflict Zones: The U.S. updated its travel advisory for Gaza, citing limited emergency and intensive care capacity and shortages in hospitals and clinics, with guidance for backup power for medical devices. Public Health & Governance: Pakistan launched an investigation into the PIMS nursery fire that killed 14 newborns, with health officials pledging governance and infrastructure upgrades to prevent repeat tragedies.
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