AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDamascus Health & Safety: Syria’s Health Ministry corrected the toll from the Jaramana minibus bombing near the capital, saying 14 were injured and there were no deaths, while investigations continue. Emergency Care Under Fire: In southern Lebanon, an Israeli drone strike wounded two people in Nabatieh and a second attack hit an ambulance team responding to the scene, with the Health Ministry condemning attacks on emergency crews. Public Health & Research: Syria affirmed transparent cooperation with the IAEA for peaceful nuclear applications, including healthcare, agriculture, and scientific research, with an IAEA delegation expected soon. Community Health & Access: Kobani’s security chief said the Syrian state is treating all sides equally after protests tied to attacks on families returning to Sere Kaniyeh, with curfew lifted and checkpoints reduced. Antimicrobial Resistance: A new study highlights an antimicrobial resistance surveillance approach for low-resource settings, pointing to urgent needs in conflict-affected healthcare systems.
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