AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEl Niño Water Readiness: WASPA says water firms are clearing waterways, mapping flood-prone zones and reinforcing treatment facilities to cut flooding and waterborne disease risks. Food & Nutrition: Turkana farmers are scaling orange-fleshed sweet potatoes to tackle food insecurity, with leaves also used as a nutritious vegetable. Menstrual Health: Turkana County signed an MoU with Days for Girls Kenya to expand menstrual and postpartum services for up to 4,000 women and girls in Kakuma and Kalobeyei. Pet Safety: Vets urge owners to prevent lost dogs and cats using secure fencing, identification tags and microchipping. Road Safety & Emergencies: A tuk-tuk crash in Kirinyaga killed at least 8; separate reports include an electrocuted truck driver at Kangoki dumpsite. Health System Pressure: Senators alarmed over deteriorating county ambulance services, while nurses’ strike continues disrupting care. HIV Funding Alert: UNAIDS warns HIV prevention funding cuts could trigger a resurgence. Wildlife Health: KWS confirms cyanide detected in 15 Amboseli elephant deaths, with pesticide-tainted tomatoes suspected. Community Health: Caritas Kenya steps up anticipatory planning for El Niño impacts.
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