AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourt & Care Access: In Kočani, the case against Bulgarian citizen Iva Mihaylova continues as prosecutors and witnesses face growing contradictions over the crash and whether she can leave North Macedonia for surgery in Bulgaria; a decision is expected tomorrow after her defence submitted medical reports saying North Macedonia lacks the needed conditions. Public Health—Heat & Infection Risk: Europe’s health agencies warn that longer, warmer summers are increasing infectious disease threats, with ECDC highlighting higher risks for foodborne illness and mosquito- and tick-borne diseases. West Nile Virus—Regional Spread: WHO and ECDC report rising West Nile virus activity across Europe, including locally acquired cases in North Macedonia, alongside major clusters in Greece and Italy; officials urge mosquito protection and vigilance. Water Safety—Gostivar Update: After a stomach-illness outbreak linked to suspected coliform contamination, Gostivar tap water is safe for hygiene but not for drinking or cooking; hyperchlorination reduced contaminants, while investigations continue into the modernization project. Reproductive Health: Skopje’s Dr. Organdziski Hospital reports a successful IVF birth for a 61-year-old woman using uterine reconstruction and donated eggs, with mother and newborn in good health. Health & Climate Data Point: Eurostat data ranks Albania among the worst in Europe for premature deaths tied to fine particle air pollution, underscoring the wider Western Balkans burden. Health Diplomacy: President Droupadi Murmu’s visit to North Macedonia included talks on healthcare and pharmaceuticals cooperation as India boosts bilateral ties.
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