AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity Safety & Justice: A grieving mother is questioning police accounts after her son, Ronaldo Singh, was killed in Sangre Grande, urging investigators to fully examine what led to his death. Public Health & Prevention: Tobago’s Division of Health and Wellness says it took part in a Personalized Health Conference in Switzerland, aiming to strengthen health promotion, digital transformation, and a Tobago Public Health Observatory. Church & Wellbeing: Anglican Archbishop Philip Wright told a T&T Family Day crowd that a healing church must reach people facing poverty, addiction and other social hardships. Local Health Systems: Tobago’s DHW also highlighted prevention-focused health policy work tied to the DuCaPHEN conference. Mental Health & Harm: A call for a national planting day also frames wellbeing through reconnecting people with the land and community action. Health & Sports Culture: The Trinidad Wellness Festival 5K is spotlighted as a community push for movement and resilience. Food & Youth Wellness: Youth vaping is flagged as a fast-growing Caribbean teen health risk, with calls for urgent policy action. Health & Crime Impact: Police continue investigating deaths and attacks across T&T, including a Venezuelan national found dead in Morvant and a late-night assault in Arima that sent a woman to hospital.
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