AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Health: St. Kitts and Nevis’ Ebola travel restrictions took effect October 15. Non-nationals who visited or transited through six designated high-risk countries in the previous 21 days will be denied entry. Regional Funding: The U.S. announced US$340.3 million for Caribbean and Central American connectivity, health and security, including US$175.8 million for undersea cables and US$61.5 million for regional health care. Cricket: England Lions will play West Indies A in three T20s and five one-day matches in St. Kitts and Nevis next month. Eighteen-year-old Thomas Rew will captain the T20 side, with Rehan Ahmed also named in the squads. JNF Hospital: The Health Ministry is investigating a patient’s death at Joseph N. France General Hospital on October 12; a post-mortem is planned and officials have met with the family. Government: Prime Minister Terrance Drew has been cleared to resume full duties following treatment and recovery from a stroke. Digital Security: A national seminar brought local and regional stakeholders together to strengthen cybersecurity awareness and protect the Federation’s digital infrastructure.
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