AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWest Nile Fever Watch: Bulgaria’s infectious disease chief says the West Nile fever peak is expected in August and the first half of September, with the virus likely already circulating there even if no cases are confirmed yet; ECDC data show cases reported across Europe, including North Macedonia, and experts stress prevention since there’s no specific treatment. Heat-Driven Infection Risks: The ECDC warns that longer, warmer summers are boosting multiple infections across Europe—especially foodborne illness, mosquito-borne diseases (including West Nile), and tick-borne threats—urging hygiene, insect protection, and tick checks. Court & Access to Care: In Kočani, the trial of Iva Mihaylova continues as her defence argues she should be allowed to receive medical treatment in Bulgaria after a crash; hearings highlight disputed documents and witness contradictions, with a decision expected soon. Health Projects Abroad: TIKA says it will run health-related development projects in North Macedonia as part of its 2026 Development Ambassadors Program, bringing students from Türkiye to partner countries.
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