AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPesticide Safety: Grenada’s Pesticide Control Board has appointed inspectors for a national audit of pesticide importers, sellers and users. The checks aim to reduce exposure risks and ensure food reaching local tables meets safety standards. Hospital Plans: Plans for Grenada’s 250-bed hospital have been revised, with major earthworks now expected to begin in November. Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell says the changes should reduce infrastructure costs. Breast Health: A free community clinic at St Patrick’s Anglican School in Sauteurs on Oct. 24 will offer breast health education and examinations, blood pressure checks and screening referrals. Water and Health: New water tanks on Carriacou, plus cisterns at Windward Medical Station and L’Esterre Medical Centre, are intended to strengthen water security and support reliable healthcare during droughts and disasters. Mental Health: A Grenadian 988 suicide prevention responder describes helping two women in crisis, highlighting the value of timely, compassionate support.
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