AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBangkok Flood Health & Transport: Heavy rains have left about 700,000 people affected, with all 50 Bangkok districts declared disaster zones; Suvarnabhumi Airport is still operating but road access is chaotic, and Thai Airways has suspended inbound/outbound cargo until Oct 6 as staff can’t reach work. Flood-Linked Disease Risk: Health warnings highlight rising risks after flooding, including leptospirosis exposure, as residents face disrupted electricity and clean water. Rabies Response in Kedah: Kedah JPV collected 50 dog/cat samples in Changlun for rabies screening after a reported case; results are expected in 1–2 days while door-to-door vaccinations continue. Workplace Wellbeing in Bangkok: A Bangkok HQ design story spotlights how “indoors-outdoors” layouts and daylight can support wellbeing in daily work life. Nicotine Policy Debate: AFN26 in Manila (Oct 16–17) will bring scientists and policymakers to debate tobacco harm reduction as many ASEAN states ban e-cigarettes/heated products. Healthcare Supply Disruption Elsewhere: Gaza hospitals are running at minimum capacity due to fuel shortages, with limited generator use affecting critical care.
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