AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRehabilitation: Mae Tao Clinic has fitted 300 Myanmar landmine survivors with free prosthetic limbs since 2024, helping conflict amputees regain mobility despite the risks of travelling across the border for care. Heat Preparedness: Yangon has prepared more than 600 shelters for over 150,000 people as strong El Niño conditions threaten extreme heat; hospitals, clinics and rural health facilities are also preparing to maintain services. Conflict and Care: A UN expert says Myanmar’s military has attacked healthcare facilities and other civilian infrastructure, while Rakhine groups warn that airstrikes are putting civilians at growing risk. Care Abroad: Doctors at Delhi’s Max Hospital have corrected a congenital neck deformity in a four-year-old Myanmar girl. Japan will also require Myanmar nationals seeking medium- or long-term residence to complete tuberculosis screening before entry.
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