AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate & Children: UNICEF-backed research warns that in the Eastern Caribbean there may be “no safe zone” for children, with more than a third already exposed to at least three climate hazards and projections rising to over 9 in 10 by mid-century; the study also flags longer heat and drought periods that could disrupt schooling and food security. Water Security: Saint Lucia launched a US$22.83m project to replace about 5km of ageing raw-water pipeline under the John Compton Dam upgrade, aiming to cut leaks, reduce outages and improve supply for over half of WASCO customers. Third-Country Deportees: PM Philip J. Pierre says Saint Lucia’s US deal on third-country deportees was among the hardest decisions, describing it as a “best deal” under the circumstances and outlining IOM-funded support for the first seven days. Tourism & Business: A’ila Resorts opened more phases, including BlueZone Residences plus Turquoise and Palma Beach restaurants, while the Saint Lucia Showcase International brought 100 global tourism delegates to experience local products. Community & Culture: ECCO will distribute over EC$1.7m in music royalties across the OECS, and the Creative Economy Grant Fund has started after a long wait, with over 1,000 applications received. Public Safety: Police confirmed DNA identification of Schneik Phillip and warned the public against sharing unverified missing-person claims. Sports & Jobs: SLFA named Miran Louis technical director; M&C Drugstore is hiring a pharmacist.
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