AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUNICEF in Laos: UNICEF’s Executive Board approved a new Lao PDR country programme for 2027–2031, focusing on the first 1,000 days, learning and skills, adolescent empowerment, and safe water/clean environments. ASEAN medical devices: ASEAN health ministers say member states are at different stages for a single medical device submission model, with Malaysia proposed as the coordinating entry point to reduce duplication while keeping national registration authority. China–Laos disaster health drills: “Peace Train-2026” in Vientiane is using drones, robot dogs, and unmanned vehicles for faster search, evacuation, and supply delivery in humanitarian medical rescue training. Cross-border care for Lao patients: A Lao patient reportedly improved after treatment in Yunnan’s Mengla County People’s Hospital, highlighting growing Lao use of border-region healthcare. Public health capacity building: Laos is among countries sending senior nursing leaders to an international public health policy and management programme at PGIMER, Chandigarh. Community support in Vientiane: KB Capital will fund a 100 million won school library project at Nongniew Middle School in Saysettha district, adding digital learning tools and teaching materials. Health and safety beyond clinics: A global report warns cluster munitions and unexploded ordnance continue to harm civilians, with Laos listed among affected countries.
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