AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEmergency Response & Health Access: MVIL says it will expand partnerships with Provincial Health Authorities nationwide after its first MoU with NCDPHA, aiming to verify medical reports and speed up road-accident insurance claims. Digital Health & Inclusion: PNG’s Digital Transformation Summit 2026 pushed a “no one left behind” message, with ICT Minister Robert Naguri stressing equal access to digital services for rural communities, women, youth, people with disabilities and small businesses. Training for Better Care: Divine Word University medical alumni completed Basic Ultrasonographic Skills Workshops in Madang, building practical ultrasound capability to support faster diagnosis across PNG. Ambulance & Emergency Reform: Dr Sam Yockopua backs PNG’s National Ambulance Service and National Emergency Management Authority reforms as long-overdue, while PM Marape says St John Ambulance will be strengthened through legislation as a national emergency service. Violence Prevention: A Catholic priest says community-led grief handling could help de-escalate sorcery-related violence, after an elderly woman was rescued from a mob in Enga. Road Safety/Wellness Campaign: BSP Life announced five winners from its “Movement is Medicine” challenge promoting physical activity and mental wellbeing. Disaster Watch: Search efforts continue for 27 people missing after boats capsized near East New Britain, including ENB Provincial Health Authority staff and children.
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