AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoMaternal Care: Aruba’s midwife workforce has fallen from eight to four, and could shrink to three by September 2027. Parliament is urging action to protect prenatal, childbirth and postnatal care. Emergency Services: ImSan added two new ambulances to replace aging vehicles and help keep emergency response reliable; six nurses are also training to join the response team. Prevention and Wellness: DVG says Expo Salud 2026 drew strong participation, promoting physical activity, balanced eating, mental health and preventive care. Healthcare Access: A court rejected Medlab’s challenge over AZV’s laboratory-service arrangements, ruling that the fair-trade authority could not intervene against AZV. Food Safety: Curaçao approved a draft agreement with Aruba to coordinate veterinary oversight related to Colombian beef imports. Animal Welfare: Aruba’s public health department recognized 12 student winners in a responsible-pet-ownership art contest, with 725 entries from 17 schools; the overall winner’s artwork will become a mural at a future animal rescue and control center.
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