AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHIV Response Under Pressure: UNAIDS says one-in-four people living with HIV in Asia Pacific still aren’t on lifesaving antiretroviral treatment, warning that funding cuts could reverse gains and stressing that community-led services are “essential infrastructure.” Dengue Alert in Cambodia: Kantha Bopha Hospital reports a major dengue surge, with 1,892 children admitted in June alone and 63,106 cases plus 79 deaths in 2025; doctors highlight how stagnant water and mosquito breeding drive outbreaks. Cambodia–Vietnam Healthcare Link: Cambodia’s National Assembly President Samdech Khuon Sudary wrapped up a Vietnam visit, including a stop at 108 Military Central Hospital, as both sides reaffirm parliamentary cooperation and expand healthcare collaboration. Free Health Checks for Workers Abroad: Cambodia’s embassy in Korea and Catholic Kwandong University International St. Mary’s Hospital plan free checkups for Cambodian workers in South Korea, alongside training and research cooperation. Public Health Messaging: Cambodia’s Ministry of Health guidance on mosquito control notes fogging mainly targets adult mosquitoes, not eggs or larvae—meaning dengue prevention still depends on removing standing water. Regional Health & Safety: A Thai landmine blast during clearance in Sa Kaeo injured a soldier, underscoring ongoing risks in border areas.
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