AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCorrectional Health & Safety: The AG says Westgate’s water supply issue is “under control” after urgent plumbing repairs shut off supply at intervals; interim sanitation and security steps were used while water was restored Sunday. Healthcare Access: Bermuda Healthcare Services unveiled a new Siemens AI-enhanced MRI, expected to be in full use within days, aiming to speed scans and improve consistency. Flu Prevention: The Ministry of Health’s 2026 Flu Express runs Oct 3 (Hamilton Health Centre), Oct 7 (St George’s Cricket Club) and Oct 8 (Boaz Island, Sandys) for ages 12+; seniors 65+ get it free. Child Safety Standards: A six-week public consultation opens Oct 1 on updated Child Care Standards, seeking feedback from parents and providers via forum.gov.bm. Workplace Support: EAP Bermuda regained full accreditation until June 30, 2030, highlighting confidential counselling and crisis support. Community Eye Care: Insight Comprehensive Eye Care offers free World Sight Day screening next Thursday in Hamilton, with priority for adults 40+, diabetes/high blood pressure, glaucoma family history, and vision changes. Youth & Family Oversight: Opposition MP Robin Tucker questions how Bermuda’s child services director was unaware of a major US Senate report on overseas residential treatment failures involving Bermudian children.
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