AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHurricane Readiness (Healthcare): Montserrat’s Ministry of Health and Social Services says it has extensive hurricane preparations already in place, including backup generators, pre-positioned medical staff, and plans for relocating hospital services, with special focus on vulnerable residents such as elderly people and those living with disabilities. Disaster Planning (Local Services): During the DMCA Annual Hurricane Conference, officials outlined how community clinics and hospital operations will be supported, how emergency shelters will be activated, and how social services records are updated ahead of storms. Public Preparedness (Community): Leaders urged residents and businesses to stay prepared year-round, warning that even without a major hurricane hit, severe rainfall and flooding can still cause major damage. Hypertension & Food Access: A new Montserrat-focused study highlights that while many residents know what to eat under the DASH plan, barriers like high produce costs, limited fish availability, and entrenched food preferences make it hard to follow through.
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