AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLivestock Health: Cyprus has begun restocking farms affected by foot-and-mouth disease, starting with 28 lambs at a farm in Pachna. A livestock-sector committee head alleges thousands of calves were illegally moved north, linking the trade to the outbreak; the claim has not been independently verified. Emergency Care: A new Cyprus ambulance training programme aims to help first responders support autistic people in crisis, including by reducing sensory distress and adapting communication. Healthcare Investment: The health budget is set to rise to €1.4bn amid concerns over Gesy. Separately, a Cyprus-Greece distributor has secured exclusive rights to market a colorectal surgery device designed to potentially reduce the need for stomas. Blood Supply: Blood reserves have improved, but donations are still needed as Cyprus prepares a national strategy to strengthen supplies.
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